Sentence examples for are not necessarily precise from inspiring English sources

While the EPA ratings using pre-designed and fixed driving cycles may be unbiased they are not necessarily precise, owning to large variations in real-life driving.

We believe that the results are good enough to be used on an aggregate level ("the citizens' fear levels are increasing after the last alert message"), but are not necessarily precise enough to be used to correctly assess the emotions in a specific tweet.

Their official payouts are not necessarily the precise amounts they will take home as the taxman (especially demanding in Eastgate's native Denmark) and any pre-tournament backers will want their cut.

Although larger and more precise studies may give a more accurate estimate of an effect, they are not necessarily less biased.

They are not necessarily right.

They are not necessarily botanists.

Biomarkers are not necessarily definitive.

However, delays are not necessarily destabilizing.

Voters are not necessarily altruists, however.

New materials are not necessarily superior.

New products are not necessarily totally new.