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

Policymaking looks more varied, and inconsistent, as regions require approaches that don't necessarily apply elsewhere.

It thrashes about in a comic-book limbo where basic laws of cause and effect don't necessarily apply.

You may prefer to drive but parking provision is patchy and Blue Badge rules don't necessarily apply.

But normal patterns don't necessarily apply here, given that some mortgages are guaranteed by a federal insurance fund.

But cultural, political, and aesthetic differences mean that Western search conventions and business models don't necessarily apply.

"He's one of these very bold people who believes the rules don't necessarily apply to him," says a dealer who knows him.

Conclusion: Guidelines established for CSII dosing in adults do not necessarily apply to children.

Generally, studies show trends in large groups that do not necessarily apply to individuals.

Both are cases of free speech: On private property, individual rights protected by the First Amendment do not necessarily apply.

Animal tests that result in cancer caused by a suspect substance do not necessarily apply to people.

This suggests that diffraction-based strategies for inferring the dislocation density in ultrafine-grained metals do not necessarily apply to nanocrystalline materials.