Sentence examples for necessarily as much from inspiring English sources

Not necessarily as much in the spotlight.

Mr. Sills said the store would attract "a young, upwardly mobile" customer with "a lot of money" -- though not necessarily as much as his clients usually spend.

Of course, Telsa's demand for battery cells isn't necessarily as much of a roadblock for the international electric vehicle industry as it might first appear because most carmakers use flat "prismatic" cells instead of the cylindrical alternative.

There is very strong empirical evidence that voters weigh recent economic trends rather than the direction of the economy over the whole course of a president's term — which is why it is not necessarily as much of a negative for Mr. Obama as the conventional wisdom might hold.

You became CIO at a time when offshoring was not necessarily as much a lever that IT leaders were choosing to pull.

If you own either a Sprint Epic 4G or Evo 4G, and love to game (not necessarily as much as this guy) then you should listen up, as Gameloft are now offering a buy-one-get-one-free deal for Sprint customers.

"We didn't necessarily attack as much as should have," Lin said.

The V.A. program does not necessarily provide as much care as some Medicaid programs.

But, recycling and using less electricity don't necessarily help as much as you think it does.

In "Amal", I took a laborer in India and said this is someone who does not necessarily need as much as we do to find peace and happiness.

It may give you even perhaps possibly a more considered review of the restaurant, but you're not going to necessarily laugh as much.