Sentence examples for again not necessarily from inspiring English sources

Again, not necessarily a bad thing.

And second, the proposal has a serious flaw (again, not necessarily a barrier to his lordship).

"I am very interested in that competitive process and, again, not necessarily me".

The Taste has a typically circular, repetitive structure - again, not necessarily a complaint.

Generally, the goal was to get people breathing well again, not necessarily to wake them completely.

I plan on going again, not necessarily for training but to book a day of active recovery.

To be sure, falling ill again does not necessarily mean that a patient becomes infectious again.

A player with Old Man Game, again, is not necessarily an old player.

The Jets are eager to play the Colts again — and not necessarily because their 29-15 win over Indianapolis on Dec. 27 was controversial.

It's the kind of break from reality everyone deserves now and again, only not necessarily with the lifelong commitment attached.

That a judge has ordered these students to go to school, or risk being locked up again, is not necessarily the best motivator.