Sentence examples for developers do not necessarily from inspiring English sources

Their findings show that competition for the same revenue model does not necessary affect collaboration within the ecosystem, and that developers do not necessarily work with developers from the same firm.

Plus, it has access to the same software library as its bigger cousin, meaning developers don't necessarily need to go back to the drawing board to create second screen apps for a new form factor.

Skonnard accepts that enterprise software developers don't necessarily need to master every single new piece of software that emerges -- there's a lot of hype out there after all -- but he says that techies will always gravitate towards shiny new toys, so there is a certain inevitability about the way new software tools come to market.

And though you'd think that enforcement of the 2004 moratorium would be a relatively simple matter, course developers don't necessarily register the land that comes into their possession for "golf course" use.

That property developers don't necessarily cherry-pick their locations based on what small businesses they're going to engulf doesn't come into it: these people – a large portion of whom are working class – can't see beyond a part of not just their day-to-day lives, but their heritage, being swept away.

Of course, simply porting old console games onto new gaming medium and buying casual game developers doesn't necessarily seem like an innovative $3 billion plan.

On the other hand, the most expensive developer doesn't necessarily mean the best quality.

Big demonstrations do not necessarily trump that.

Traditional publishers do not necessarily believe that.

These priorities do not necessarily constitute defects.

Gentlemen do not necessarily prefer blondes.