But Colony hasn't necessarily lost.
Yet, although some housing organizations have lost autonomy, they have not necessarily lost their ability to influence local politics and policy.
Last week's Bafta triumph, meanwhile, proved that it hadn't necessarily lost momentum to Inarritu's film – simply that both leading contenders have deep pockets of passionate industry support.
But the committee concluded that the taxpayer had not necessarily lost out, even though Commons rules meant that Smith could not have used the second home allowance to pay her London rent because her London home belongs to her sister and MPs cannot use allowances to benefit a family member.
High-risk human papillomavirus-infected OPSCCs have not necessarily lost the 9p21 allele encoding p16 (Braakhuis et al, 2004), and p16-IHC has been reported 100% sensitive but 79% specific as to carcinomas with HPV infection (Smeets et al, 2007).
After the Union won it, the Confederacy had not necessarily lost all else.
And while House Republicans have not necessarily lost their contempt for Mr. Clinton, they recognize that they must work with him or risk being portrayed as unable to govern.
Councillor Barry Quinn, deputy Conservative group leader, said his party had not necessarily lost power, even though they no longer held a majority.
At the same time, I can try things because I haven't necessarily lost a lot of range, but more than that, I think I just know myself and I know my instrument, so I can just sort of play around with it and have a good time.
You don't have to necessarily lose your old friends, but find more friends with similar interests to you.
None of that has necessarily changed this year.
