Sentence examples for has necessarily done from inspiring English sources

"I don't think Raheem Stirling has necessarily done himself a disservice by getting sent off last match and therefore being ineligible to play tonight," opines Phil Sawyer.

For few people would say that the state has necessarily done something wrong by imposing its jurisdiction over a territory on which a person is born.

I don't think it's anything I've necessarily done".

I'm able to take walks with him, which is something I wouldn't have necessarily done on my own.

"But if there are situations where I don't think I've necessarily done anything to apologize for, I'm not going to apologize".

"I wouldn't have necessarily done what he's doing in London, this year, because you're going in against people you're going to be racing against next year and I almost think you should go in when you're ready.

It was challenging; it wasn't anything that I had necessarily done before.

The fact remains, though, that whatever Frey says he has done, he has not necessarily done.

It stresses a company has not necessarily done anything wrong if it has not paid tax on its taxable income.

"A lot of firms have had the resources, but have not necessarily done a spectacular job of getting people to come to their sites," said Warren Bimblick, a senior vice president at Penton Media, which produces free Web publications like National Real Estate Investor and Retail Traffic.

Facebook has always technically required consent, but it hasn't necessarily done much to enforce those rules.