Sentence examples for like this necessarily from inspiring English sources

A scheme like this necessarily involves two Swedish authorities: the police and the Prison and Probation Service.

Theories like this necessarily suggest that history is being made behind the backs (or over the heads) of actual humans, since they cannot "make history" by achieving the goals of their actions.

Dr. Burguera agrees: "Recent literature does not suggest that weight 'cycling' like this necessarily increases morbidity or mortality".

Marxism, like existentialism, makes this necessarily practical orientation of philosophy explicit.

Let them know that the world isn't necessarily like this.

Publishers didn't necessarily like this as it led to booksellers demanding more aggressive discounting (sometimes more than 60% off the cover price), but they didn't have much of a choice but to accept.

If it is tenable to say that rigidity assures that some sentences or statements like this are necessarily true though a posteriori, further questions immediately impose themselves.

"I don't like guns necessarily," Mr. Coburn said.

"Animal Town" Written in Seussian rhyme, this children's book is filled with many cute animals that live wherever they like, not necessarily on a farm!

People hire people that they like, not necessarily those with the best resume or even qualifications.

Buy people what they would like, not necessarily what you want.