Sentence examples for also not necessarily from inspiring English sources

A dark past is also not necessarily a problem.

"You should also not necessarily leave all the marketing up to the property manager.

This new Democratic dominance is also not necessarily good news for the state's Democratic governor.

But it's also not necessarily the case that the undecideds will split evenly.

It is also not necessarily the unanimous view of the military to spend all that money on Trident".

On Tuesday, Alabama Guard officials said that while they have no records of Mr. Bush reporting for duty, they would also not necessarily have those records.

They are also not necessarily connected so closely to the community so they lose the defences that a very interconnected person has available to them.

"There's not a lot of tension here, but there's also not necessarily a lot of contact," says Maurer-Kartal, a social worker for the neighbourhood association.

With that said, there is also not necessarily a reason to think that the laws would reduce turnout by more than a couple of percentage points.

The programs competing are also not necessarily the most impressive in the field: entrants tend to be enthusiasts' passion projects, rather than multimillion-pound ventures, such as the iPhone's talking assistant Siri.

Many would also not necessarily know that the producer and co-writer, Mike Wilkins, has a regular day job as a senior manager at West Highland Capital, a hedge fund in Greenbrae, Calif., near San Francisco.