Sentence examples for it was necessarily from inspiring English sources

The chemical view of biology had a feeling-around-in-the-dark aspect to it and was often deeply frustrating to its practitioners, but it was necessarily focused on reagents that might themselves become drugs.

Rather than spreading the bounty of its boom and allowing households and businesses to find productive uses for it, China was spending so much on heavy industry and its export sector that it was necessarily propping up weak businesses.

It was, necessarily, a grounding experience, she says.

I don't know if it was necessarily optimistic.

That's not to say that it was necessarily intentional.

Not that it was necessarily a bad thing, but it's just not her".

"I don't think it was necessarily bound to work, but it seems that it did.

If one country had more gold than another, it was necessarily better off.

But the story metastasized well beyond that, thanks, in part, to how it was necessarily reported.

'The £2.4bn was fanciful and unrealistic, but I don't think it was necessarily deliberate deceit.

I don't think it was necessarily an inaccurate representation of the data.