Sentence examples for does not necessarily rest from inspiring English sources
The results imply that the success of the Salinity Investment Framework, or other prioritised systems of resource management, in terms of community acceptance, does not necessarily rest upon distributional issues, and that other factors play a more crucial role.
"But over 20 years or so, people have realized that a school system's salvation doesn't necessarily rest in the hands of one race or another".
Industry representatives argue that just because food animals consume the bulk of antibiotics, responsibility for the human health problem doesn't necessarily rest on them.
But those examples represent changes in ensemble casts or programs that are considered to have plots that do not necessarily rest on the actors themselves.
But I also hastened to point out that even though characters may die on 'Breaking Bad,' they don't necessarily rest in peace".
In general, the effect of these biases results in a number of false positives increasing the noise of the gene set under analysis, but it does not necessarily affect the rest of the analysis in this study from a qualitative point of view.
Thus, as more than one species seems to be involved, the research into the Berlin specimen's feathers does not necessarily hold true for the rest of the species of Archaeopteryx.
That does not necessarily undermine the optimistic story, which rests on strong fundamentals such as reduced fiscal drag and rising household net worth (see this week's article).
Yet even if his election bodes well for Iranians, it does not necessarily hold equal promise for the rest of the world.
