Sentence examples for may not absolutely from inspiring English sources

Yet the verdict was that the case was "not proven" and, without wishing to be too pedantic, that may not absolutely tally with the follow-up line from Leeds that Bellusci had always made it clear he did not use racist language "and the FA commission has found that to be the case".

This is one of the biggest limitations encountered in our study because the use of saline alone may not absolutely mimic the more complex in vivo oral environment in which these resin composite restorations are placed.

This suggests that fibrinogen may have multiple roles, and that while it may not absolutely required for microglial activation it may influence monocytic infiltration and thus disease progression.

Even though cell death may not absolutely require Caspase-3 and Caspase-7, activation of these specific proteases is still of significant biological importance in the context of tissue homeostasis.

As one would expect, you may not absolutely agree with every point of discussion - for example, there is a place for high frequency oscillatory ventilation (as rescue therapy) in life-threatening asthma, or the use of prostacyclin in patients with threatened ischaemic limbs in meningococcal disease.

More generally, an alternative can be absolutely best even if there are better alternatives, and even if an alternative is relatively best, it may not be absolutely best.

And for the 31% of the public who voted for Labour, they may not ring absolutely true.

Gov. James McGreevey has backed down a bit, saying it may not be absolutely necessary to end a 24-year reciprocal taxing agreement with Pennsylvania.

You can find a list of what IVF services your local CCG offers by checking infertilitynetworkuk.com, although Veness warns that it may not be absolutely up to date – the Infertility Network relies on users updating the information along with data from Freedom of Information requests.

They may not be absolutely in the town you are living in.

Although entrenchment is an almost universal characteristic of modern constitutions, and although one could plausibly argue that it is practically desirable, it may not be absolutely necessary.