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31. The studies invariably confirmed the validity of earlier findings.

32. Invariably, no one paid attention to them.

33. In 1945 the superficial judgement invariably carried the day.

34. Yet the place invariably confounds its doomsayers.

35. Medical treatment invariably is tried first.

36. And these narrative solutions are invariably negative or evasive.

37. Always I was comparing myself to others, watching other husbands, fathers and sons and invariably finding myself wanting.

38. His sister invariably had the power to restore him to good humour.

39. Carbon dioxide invariably contains 27.37% carbon and 72.73% oxygen, by mass.

40. Ostentatiously non-sectarian, Larkin was invariably opposed by the Catholic hierarchy on social issues.

41. It is rarely about disloyalty but invariably about clients believing they can do better.

42. The major collective syntheses were invariably supervised by the most senior figures in the profession and bear the imprint of authority.

43. To answer these questions people invariably turn to the official criminal statistics which are collected and published by the Home Office.

44. The technique invariably involves the use of computers to handle the data. 12.

45. People put together their bids only to find that the work invariably stays with the in-house team.

46. Where this is the case, it invariably follows that landlords will cover the cost of doing so from their tenants.

47. It was published in Select Songs as a countertenor solo, and it is invariably performed as one.

48. This has been shown in several scientific experiments which invariably indicate that overweight people eat more quickly than slim people.

49. The practice of hearing children read has invariably been closely linked with the universal use of basic reading schemes.

50. An important feature to explain is why a hierarchical system is invariably found in organizations such as firms.

51. The Indo-Aryans, by contrast[sentencedict.com], mostly but not invariably had pale skins and fair hair.

52. The Masters invariably coincides with a wind chill factor in this country.

53. No matter how many times they were righted, they would invariably end up on their backs again, soon to die.

54. The prisoners who escaped invariably turned up at their homes, where they were given accommodation, food and clothing.

55. Both the Bible and history demonstrate that such a measure of blessing is almost invariably related to the means employed.

56. The principal disadvantage is that a limited company invariably incurs some additional costs.

57. In Britain 70 people have died and nine others are infected by the invariably fatal disease.

58. Nothing, above all[sentencedict.com], to betray the cosmic anger which invariably surged through his being in the presence of violent death.

59. A competent and self-confident person is incapable of jealousy in anything. Jealousy is invariably a symptom of neurotic insecurity. Robert A. Heinlein 

60. The Commissioner is a recognizable national figure, in modern times invariably a career police officer of high ability.