Sentence examples for didn't necessarily apply from inspiring English sources

But SPRINT included only people at high risk for cardiovascular disease, so its findings — and its researchers' advice on blood pressure levels — didn't necessarily apply to those at lower risk.

In Brightness Falls, McInerney noted that their early happy marriage had sheltered the Calloways from certain brutal realities of the New York dating scene: "Like Scandinavians, they inhabited a hygienic welfare state the laws of which didn't necessarily apply outside the realm".

Stelter was accurate in saying that Hannity had speculated about Clinton's health, and he clarified that the "death bed" remark didn't necessarily apply to the Fox New host.

During my 30s while going through my own romantic drama and heartache, a friend once said to me, "When somebody shows you who they are, believe them". Her words have always stuck with me and I totally understood the truth in her advice, but didn't necessarily apply it to my life when it came to romantic interests.

"New Jersey has chosen to give it a very different role," so the traditional treatment did not necessarily apply, he said.

The defense minister, Juwono Sudarsono, justified the ban on foreign journalists in February, saying they believed in human rights standards that did not necessarily apply in Papua.

The study found this did not necessarily apply to the top 5 pages.

Still, the seriousness with which they approached music did not necessarily apply to other aspects of campus life.

While the justices agreed there was a right to die, that right did not necessarily apply to Nancy Cruzan.

Seropian said that the idea came from figuring out that his decade-old assumptions about how to make games did not necessarily apply to the future.

Thus, what was true for the group of boars in a trial did not necessarily apply to an individual boar.