Sentence examples for available necessarily from inspiring English sources

These reconstructions are prone to some error, and the amount of material available necessarily influences their accuracy; Diplodocus, for example, is known from multiple articulated skulls, whereas Dicraeosaurus is known only from disarticulated braincases and fragmentary dermal elements.

He also saw a therapist, which he calls "really important" — but his therapist wasn't available, or necessarily suited, for Walker's off-hours soul-searching.

Hire when the person is available, not necessarily when the job is open.

Garrow, for one, does not accept the notion that Ellis' reliance on well-known and readily available sources necessarily exempts his published histories from at least the suspicion of distortion.

The "call" mentioned in the IS statement may be a reference to frequent calls by Islamic State propaganda material to attack infidels outside of the so-called caliphate with any means available — not necessarily explosives or guns but also knives or vehicles.

Importantly, do you think that a systematic search that aims to include every available study necessarily leads to more insightful knowledge?

Furthermore, those supports that were available were not necessarily appropriately tailored to the needs of obese adults.

That could be expensive, and not necessarily available to all.

In office buildings where green roofs exist, they are not necessarily available for tenants to use.

"That's certainly not necessarily available to the public," he said.

Founder, E-MAGINE The work of tech giants will make internet globally available, but not necessarily accessible or affordable.