Sentence examples for is necessarily done from inspiring English sources

Not that the best science is necessarily done there, but the prerequisites for a successful scientific culture are abundantly present: lots of money and a good communication infrastructure.

It's like this: the study, carried out by Brigam Young University researchers, and published in today's Journal of Youth and Adolescence, says that gaming, as an activity, is necessarily done at the expense of other, more socially fulfilling activities.

That doesn't mean Harvard is necessarily doing the right thing, or that any employer exercising its internal snooping rights, except in the rarest of circumstances, is being honorable with its employees.

So, Mr. Pruitt, of McClatchey, said, "the industry should show ad revenue growth in the latter part of this year -- not because the economy is necessarily doing better, but because the comparisons will be so much easier".

Chartboost argues that neither group is necessarily doing enough to exploit the mobile gaming opportunity represented by spiking consumer interest during the holidays.

Concerns to address in the Discussion: The studies were necessarily done in cell culture.

We discuss this in the Discussion.Reviewer #3 The studies were necessarily done in cell culture.

I don't believe that anyone should be necessarily doing something like this on their own, as far as making all the decisions, because you should be kept in check.

"If venture investors are spending time with public relations people talking about how important and valuable they are, they are necessarily doing it at the expense of entrepreneurs," Mr. Hornik said.

This is not necessarily done at the same time as MeSH are added.

"It is not necessarily done in a nationalist way," said Mr. Clist, the gallery director.