Sentence examples for may necessarily be from inspiring English sources

In the end, some decisions about security at ground zero may necessarily be arbitrary, political and imperfect: in short, a compromise.

The Sixteen's Christmas tours have become an annual institution, too; they may necessarily be less extensive affairs, but they are established as popular fixtures in the seasonal musical calendar, with programmes that are devised just as thoughtfully as those for the pilgrimages, and which are performed with the same efficiency and musical skill.

Definition of effect sizes may require some threshold to be set which may necessarily be subjective.

All these six models considered here have positive and negative features and none may necessarily be ideal in any particular country.

All the six models considered here have positive and negative features and none may necessarily be ideal in any particular country.

Clearly not all disseminated cells may necessarily be cells with metastatic potential, however, since the positivity rate of 42% is higher than the expected relapse rate for patients with complete remission, ranging from 13 to 25%.

In other words, in many situations reorganization may not necessarily be needed — and may cost more than it's worth.

Such a defect may not necessarily be restricted to origins, and may occur at neighboring sequences.

While that may be good for the economy, it may not necessarily be good for business.

The two may not equate and time spent on quality may not necessarily be well spent.

That may not necessarily be so.