Sentence examples for necessarily attack from inspiring English sources

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

"Most people who go on crime sprees like this don't necessarily attack randomly," he said.

A straightforward raid doesn't necessarily attack all aspects of the issue".

I got so many replies, including little dick, asshole…just all these names that were trivial or didn't necessarily attack boys until someone wrote fuckboy.

You're calling out their shitty behaviour without necessarily attacking them as a person.

The (ex) Biggest Heroin Dealer in the Whole Wide World.

Colorful Slinkys that were not necessarily attacking me, but coming towards my face.

Saying a country's food isn't very good isn't necessarily an attack but more a recognition that times are always changing.

Since you, the disruptive entrepreneur, can count on incumbent resistance (if not necessarily physical attack) down the road once you're successful, the question is: What can you do early on to be prepared for the onslaught?

Four senior military officials said that Al Qaeda was strengthening its increasingly close operational ties in the tribal areas with the Taliban and various other militant groups — financing, training recruits and facilitating attacks into Afghanistan, though not necessarily conducting attacks themselves.

He and other Defense Department officials said that although the number of reported sexual assaults had increased, that did not necessarily mean attacks had increased.