Sentence examples for does not necessarily establish from inspiring English sources
The truth is that Cohen's confession of a criminal motive does not necessarily establish Trump's.
Such cells line the vagina, the mouth and the skin, so their presence does not necessarily establish penetration.
Though careful to note that a short burst of strong growth does not necessarily establish a trend, economists were optimistic that the long-awaited turnaround in the labor market might have begun.
But the judgment does not necessarily establish the criminal defendant's lack of criminal culpability; the acquittal may result from erroneous evidentiary rulings or erroneous interpretations of governing legal principles induced by the defense.
Petitioner's success on habeas, where the question was the alleged misconduct by several state agents, does not necessarily establish the merit of his civil rights action where only the respondent's alleged wrongdoing is at issue.
The reshipment of an interstate or foreign shipment does not necessarily establish a continuity of movement or prevent the shipment to a point within the same state from having an independent or intrastate character, even though it be in the same cars.
"The proposed purchase price of a house doesn't necessarily establish the property's true market value," said Wayne Wright, the owner of GW Real Property Analysts, an appraisal company in Wallingford, Conn.
For right now, the fact that there may be some global warming doesn't necessarily establish that it's caused by humans.
An employee venting on Facebook doesn't necessarily establish protected concerted activity.
These symptoms and signs and an examination of the cerebrospinal fluid by a lumbar puncture (spinal tap) can usually establish the presence of encephalitis, but they do not necessarily establish the cause, which often remains unknown.
Even positive results on such direct tests as sputum inspection and scintigraphic monitoring, both of which establish reflux into the tracheobronchial tree, do not necessarily establish cause or effect, and certainly cannot be used to predict outcomes.
