Sentence examples for were invariably designed to from inspiring English sources
Society was now understood, unlike in earlier times, to work according to its own laws and to be divorced from moral questions, although, in practice, political interventions were invariably designed to change moral behaviour.
The adverts are invariably designed to pull at the heartstrings: of course, one's emotional response to music is entirely subjective, but it seems fairly safe to say that in general, heart-strings are more easily tugged if there's a familiar ballad on the soundtrack rather than say, Feast on Dismembered Carnage by Carcass.
The processes are invariably designed to obtain relatively pure liquid metals from the natural resource, sometimes in one stage, but mainly in two stages, the second of which is the refining stage.
Structural materials are invariably designed based on mechanical performance.
Post-tensioned floors are invariably designed with bonded (grouted) tendons, since AS 3600 prohibits the use of unbonded tendons except for slab-on-ground construction.
For scientists of the female persuasion, they are invariably A-line, designed to cover knee-length crimplene--now that's what I call evil!
Bina48 was designed to be a "friend robot," as she later told me in one of her rare (but invariably thrilling) moments of coherence.
However, these drugs are not designed to eliminate AR and resistance to both agents invariably occurs.
There is no more cynical undertaking in contemporary American politics than the effort to restrict voting; it is transparently designed to limit or even prohibit poor (and usually African-American and invariably Democratic) voters from casting their ballots.
She points out that wealthy kids as a group invariably get higher test scores than poor kids do, and her educational proposals are designed to lift up schools for kids who are disadvantaged.
Mutational analyses showed that restriction was invariably lost when changes designed to disrupt the sequences responsible for multimerization were introduced.
