Sentence examples for necessarily bring about from inspiring English sources

Experiencing positive emotions in response to a product does not necessarily bring about these protective behaviors.

We know that increases in funding do not necessarily bring about improvements in pupils' achievement.

"One war doesn't necessarily bring about peace: it often can bring yet more conflict, more mayhem and more loss".

Nor does it necessarily bring about genuine democracy, as some of Africa's strongest performers – Angola, Ethiopia – are ruled by autocrats.

It is shown that high interfacial activity, as reflected in the reduction of the dispersed phase size, does not necessarily bring about an improvement in the mechanical properties of the blend.

Significantly, an efficiency-seeking rationale to economic integration will not necessarily bring about pressure for labour mobility and often completely rejects the sorts of political approximations implicit in the deeper forms of economic integration.

Just longing for peace does not necessarily bring it about.

"Just longing for peace does not necessarily bring it about," he says.

They hand out a lot of citations, but don't focus necessarily on things that will bring about real safety improvements".

With regard to symptom relief the level of sedation must not necessarily need "deep sleep" or bring about unconsciousness.

Just be prepared for the fact that the middle of each film goes squishy, story-wise, because Hare wants to bring about confrontations, not necessarily lay out their context with crystal clarity.