Sentence examples for will invariably win from inspiring English sources
The state's electorate leans right; so in a contest between an anonymous Republican and an anonymous Democrat, the former will invariably win.
However, organisational demands, such as tight deadlines, which encourage working in public places, often make for a dynamic balancing act in which business will invariably win over security.
He knows the kicking threat of Jonny Sexton and has complete faith in his back three of Simon Zebo, Tommy Bowe and Rob Kearney under the high ball, relatively sure in the knowledge they'll invariably win the aerial battle in most games.
They always look like better physical specimens than their opponents and they invariably win too!" McGregor will have his hands full with the UFC's lightweight champion Eddie Alvarez in Madison Square Garden on Saturday night, but I can't end the conversation without asking an opinion on the seemingly ludicrous rumours of a match-up with Floyd Mayweather.
Regardless of the time the Mariners play, they invariably win their time slot.
This event is held between the Rajasthanis and foreigners; locals invariably win the event.
Eventually, Hong Kong's people will get what they want, despite China's objections; freedom invariably wins in the end.
"Eventually, Hong Kong's people will get what they want, despite China's objections; freedom invariably wins in the end," he proclaimed.
