Sentence examples for More necessarily from inspiring English sources

I don't think you do it by being smarter than everybody else or knowing more necessarily than everybody else.

"Both sides in politics are no more necessarily equally responsible than a hit-and-run driver and a victim," they argue.

In India, although open-air cremations are still common, they are more necessarily modernised in built-up cites, although they still allow for the fire ceremony at the point of cremation.

"Both sides in politics are no more necessarily equally responsible than a hit-and-run driver and a victim; reporters don't treat them as equivalent, and neither should they reflexively treat the parties that way".I have a problem with this argument.

Verizon's 2014 threat report, which chronicles breaches in the last year, noted an uptick in internal espionage incidents, not because more necessarily occurred but because an emphasis on "insider-focused" security resulted in more getting detected.

Homosexuality cannot be placed in the category of behaviors prohibited by Justice-commandments, because homosexual sex, per se, no more necessarily involves a failure to love one's partner as oneself than does heterosexual sex, per se.

I'm not more expert necessarily.

Everyone here seems to want more, not necessarily in the image of the West, but more.

The next valley, Wildschönau, is more pragmatic – necessarily so since it has four separate villages.

Note his examples include people paying more, not necessarily giving bigger grants of stock.

Underplaying is not necessarily more difficult, but it's more radical.