Sentence examples for are not necessarily correct from inspiring English sources

The IS strategic vision, then, is not infallible, and policy decisions derived from its millenarian worldview are not necessarily correct.

4) The authors' interpretations of the in vivo effects of UAS-FoxO NK as a way of specifically impeding the FoxO-Usp interaction are not necessarily correct.

Fashion guidelines provide a good start, but they are not necessarily correct in every circumstance.

But some of our hunches aren't necessarily correct.

But this perception is not necessarily correct.

However, this assumption is not necessarily correct.

But that view is not necessarily correct.

"David, there's an assumption in your question that is not necessarily correct, sort of the Democratic, liberal assumption, 'I need money; I raise taxes,' " Mr. Giuliani said.

A handful of small Ohio counties haven't reported results at all, for instance, and the assumption that turnout will be proportional to 2008 is not necessarily correct.

However, in response to questions after a news conference on Monday, health officials acknowledged that this claim was not necessarily correct.

The premise that additional tie bars at TCJs will behave the same way as longitudinal steel, thus reducing steel stresses of longitudinal steel at TCJs, keeping the joint widths tight, and improving TCJ performance, is not necessarily correct.