Sentence examples for necessarily accept that from inspiring English sources

He was quoted in Friday's newspapers as saying: "If Aston Villa say I must stay, I won't necessarily accept that".

But the middle way does not necessarily accept that natural selection, defined narrowly as blind adaptation to environmental conditions, is the primary force driving evolution.

But he doesn't necessarily accept that it's down to the CO2 we are throwing into the atmosphere.

First, recruits to clinical trials necessarily accept that they cannot pre-determine the management method to which they will be assigned, yet agreement to be randomised need not imply indifference to the randomisation outcome.

If one is unwilling to make a distinction between encoding and exemplifying, but one wants to maintain the identification of possible worlds with maximal possible state of affairs, one either has to accept that necessarily equivalent states of affairs are the same or one must identify possible worlds with sets of necessarily equivalent possible state of affairs.

Not necessarily its bills, I accept that, but would you unconditionally support the creation of a Labour government?

To explain its dissenters' conversion, it requires us to accept that parenthood necessarily instils devotion in those who share its joys and burdens.

They do not accept that vox populi is necessarily vox dei.

That means that all members of the regional club, the Association of South-East Asian Nations, have to accept that disagreement does not necessarily lead to war or internal revolt.

But, even if you accept that, it doesn't necessarily tell us much about the time scale on which the earth adjusts to higher carbon dioxide.

Bigger, if not necessarily better — surely any boxing promoter would eagerly accept that trade-off.