Sentence examples for necessarily allow from inspiring English sources
The city does not necessarily allow Katey to forget herself.
Staying still doesn't necessarily allow you to put down roots, it just stops them spreading.
Communicating results once at a conference - as academics most often do - doesn't necessarily allow practitioners to use and adapt the work.
Post-match debate coverage did not necessarily allow minor parties the time to articulate an alternative agenda to their more established Westminster rivals.
Mark Pritchard, Conservative MP for The Wrekin, suggested that "perhaps a compromise on grammar schools is to allow existing grammar schools to expand, but not necessarily allow completely new schools".
The Republican rules, which were obviously written by people who had failed to take their bipartisan pills, do not necessarily allow for the nomination of a vice-presidential candidate who is not a registered Republican.
Journalists are allowed to attend such hearings but are not necessarily allowed to publicise all details of cases.
The report concludes: "The new media is a way for them to get closer to the public without necessarily allowing the public to become overly familiar in return.
I can't agree that franchise extension necessarily allows for experimentation, though – I find that mid-series surprises tend to come down to fresh directorial influence.
The simulation necessarily allows for chemically reacting flows (associative ionization, dissociation, and chain exchange) and for thermal accommodation at a spacecraft surface.
Yes, adjunct professors, those minimum-wage "freeway fliers" who rank so low on the academic totem pole that they aren't even necessarily allowed to use the photocopier, will replace the distinguished whitebeards whose scholarship, experience, and lechery form the backbone of the university.
