Sentence examples for necessarily applied from inspiring English sources

We Could Turn Off Computers "She never meant that it necessarily applied to her," BARBRA STREISAND'S spokesman said yesterday.

Already that's a departure, for none of the foregoing necessarily applied to previous representatives of Mercedes-Benz's small sports car line.

But in California, the rules on the property tax exemption for nonprofits evolved out of a 1944 ballot initiative, so they are more grounded than in many other places — if not necessarily applied assiduously by county assessors.

The assignment revocation of patients is necessarily applied to a patient who is already assigned to a doctor.

In fact, the level of vibrations on the demonstrator motorcycle was relatively high and a strong filtering was thus necessarily applied on signals.

To obtain a greater wetted depth through selecting the emitters having a smaller application rate, which is a common method in the system design for a uniform soil, may not be necessarily applied for the layered soils.

That same standard doesn't necessarily apply to men".

But this calculus does not necessarily apply to blacks running in majority-white areas.

Generally, studies show trends in large groups that do not necessarily apply to individuals.

The Boumediene ruling does not necessarily apply to all overseas installations.

But that advantage does not necessarily apply to the smaller chains.