Sentence examples for around necessarily from inspiring English sources

Any activity that involves pushing nature around necessarily demands force.

Not everything that goes around necessarily comes back again.

Sure, there are jobs around, but not necessarily designing chairs and spoons.

As if he's the chap you like to have around, but not necessarily the life and soul of the party".

That 33percentt return number puts the show into the top quartile for the length its been around, but not necessarily as "the most successful" of all venture firms in the world.

"Spring is when people are out milling around and not necessarily going to buy," says Marcia Goodman, a real estate agent with Samson Properties in Gainesville, Va.

But it can be even more difficult to find a therapist, since the few sex-positive therapists around won't necessarily be knowledgeable about your cultural background.

Taylor said that what goes around doesn't necessarily have to come around, and that Karma will not be forced to make the mistakes its predecessor car company made – which he said included having to put cars into the market, in order to satisfy investor demands, when they weren't ready to sell.

While it can be surprising to encounter a snake while weeding your garden or walking around your yard, having a snake around isn't necessarily a bad thing.

The situation has been dubbed "iPod Oblivion": people so "into" what's playing on their iPod that they ignore the world around them, necessarily leading to accidents.

This approach did seem to improve communication around symptoms but not necessarily around functioning problems and they concluded that more clinician-focused strategies were required.