Sentence examples for may not automatically from inspiring English sources

In other words, more mosquitoes may not automatically mean more malaria.

Race may not automatically determine destiny, but it comes awfully close in this country.

Without special software, like that from Fon, however, hotspots may not automatically set up a connection with the new phones.

"If someone in the Labour party talks about rail fares, a southern voter may not automatically think they were talking about them, on the 6.54 from Basingstoke.

"I certainly think that we've had to be honest with ourselves that our expertise in television may not automatically be expertise in these other areas," Sirulnick says.

But the new lenses may not automatically improve a seasoned player's game, he said, because they take getting used to, especially for putting.

Higher case volumes may therefore not automatically result in better outcome, and case volume may perhaps serve as a surrogate marker for several interacting factors in complex medical settings.

Working or not, all mothers may be relieved to learn that motherhood may not come automatically to anyone after all.

"If we had a trial right this minute, it is conceivable that somebody could be tried and acquitted of that charge but may not necessarily automatically be released," said William J. Haynes II, the Pentagon's top lawyer, calling the prisoners "dangerous people".

For feminists, a law in force since 1997 is particularly galling: A person who has sex with a minor — the age of consent here is 14 — may not be automatically charged with rape if he can prove the sex was consensual and commercial.

Note, however, that the results of Refs [10, 11] may not be automatically extended to Li-doped nanocrystals by zero setting the terms caused by the short-range field.