Sentence examples for certainly not necessarily from inspiring English sources

Not – or not yet, and certainly not necessarily – hardcore extremists.

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

Baker said: "They are certainly not necessarily safe, and the word legal implies that they are safe.

Getting any race of child OUT of a destructive home situation is always helpful –certainly not necessarily removing the child from the home, but giving them an alternative place to go as the article says, having "schools open from dawn to dusk".

Which may be rather inappropriate indicators and certainly not necessarily the ones that pastoral populations subscribe to - but that is a different story.

Rather, what we get is a distribution (often, but not always and certainly not necessarily, something akin to a normal or Gaussian distribution) of hundreds of different results.

"But not least of the problems to be confronted is the prospect of sudden wealth, which certainly has not necessarily proved beneficial to other societies," said Mr. Rosing.

The consensus emerging from the Internet forums and Web sites where autistics congregate (a good starting point is the On the Same Page site at http://amug.org/a203/index.html) is that NT is only one of many neurological configurations -- the dominant one certainly, but not necessarily the best.

Brothers certainly, but not necessarily twins, and definitely not identical.

I would have expected a game like this (tasteless certainly, but not necessarily distasteful) to have occurred only days after the crash.

The fortifications that we would today call keeps certainly did not necessarily form part of a unified medieval style, nor were they all used in a similar fashion during the period.