Sentence examples for Who necessarily from inspiring English sources

Because it's not the people who voted for Clinton who necessarily need this book.

Still, the perception persists that hedge funds are the ultimate luxury goods, hewn together by financial geniuses who necessarily operate in the shadows.

The same goes for coaches, who necessarily concentrate on their own games and often hand off the voting in their poll to sports publicists.

"I'm not a person who necessarily tends to balance to begin with, and I was just giving up on everything else," he said.

He explains how the US Coast Guard's 50,000 employees are no match for the 60,000 calls made at American ports each year by ocean-going ships, many of which have crews from troubled parts of the world who necessarily bypass standard immigration procedures.

Rand's novels, with their furiously frustrated individualism, appeal to teen-agers with huge egos and the sense that they'd be recognized for the great people they are if only "they," the merely ordinary people who necessarily resent them for their greatness, weren't holding them back, keeping them down, shunting them aside.

"It's not people who are necessarily missing or in danger," Mr. Schulz said.

"There aren't a lot of managers who would necessarily stand up for the farmers' side".

And they are not even MPs who have necessarily ruled out supporting military intervention at some point.

Men, especially her father (Victor Garber), are manipulating her -- except for her sweet boyfriend, who is necessarily dispatched quickly.

Social identities are not forced onto atomistic individuals who then necessarily become alien to themselves.