Sentence examples for necessarily admit from inspiring English sources

The current crisis is a hangover from a half-decade of heady speculation in both housing and home mortgages and does not necessarily admit to a speedy fix.

Instead of fighting to win the American League East, they cruised to the finish line in order to preserve themselves for the playoffs, although they didn't necessarily admit it at the time.

Our continuous additive functionals do not necessarily admit bounded variation in general.

However, if T is a nonself-mapping from A to B, then the aforementioned equation does not necessarily admit a solution.

However, if T is a non-self-mapping from A to B, then the aforementioned equation does not necessarily admit a solution.

"People don't necessarily admit that this is what they're doing," Moss said.

In his address the U.S. president called for more discussions of such issues and said that "the ultimate irony of faith is that it necessarily admits doubt".

But remember too that the ultimate irony of faith is that it necessarily admits doubt.

[T]he ultimate irony of faith is that it necessarily admits doubt.

By invoking the exemption, even in the form suggested by the critics of the rule change, the government is necessarily admitting that there is "an ongoing criminal investigation," which is precisely what it doesn't want to disclose.

Further, as adolescents exposed to adversity who attended the accident and emergency (A&E) department were not necessarily admitted, our prevalence estimates represent adolescents at the severe end of the adversity spectrum.