Sentence examples for necessarily be used from inspiring English sources

So just because new channels of engagement are built, they will not necessarily be used by new participants.

People may vote at the group's Web site (cprandco.org) for a winner, though the foundation said the contest winner would not necessarily be used in any promotional campaigns.

Marine officers said the data would not necessarily be used to formulate a new kind of physical fitness test, but to help senior commanders evaluate the relative strength thresholds of male and female Marines.

However, Dragons chief executive Gareth Davies afterwards said the WRU-regions deal should not necessarily be used to bring back players from abroad.

Thus, it does not need necessarily be used when the DDD system has already been developed, but already in the phase of development.

Of greater concern is that tools contracted to identify original source materials cannot necessarily be used at this time to identify where writing has been repurposed.

But experts say we shouldn't necessarily be using preventative measures, and should be listening to our bodies instead.

"Technology is not necessarily being used in moderation," the professor tells us at one point.

"Our highways are not necessarily being used efficiently," says Sven Beiker, who is not involved with the project.

"Money from the SCA's sites and museums was being redistributed throughout the [Ministry of Culture] and not necessarily being used to improve these things and to fund new projects," he notes.

The cross-jurisdictional or over-time comparison of activities and outputs can be informative, and used to promote communication with respect to good and bad practice, without necessarily being used as a stick with which to beat those who appear to be below average; particularly since fifty percent of every group always falls below the mean.