Sentence examples for necessarily by from inspiring English sources

Actually, the answer is probably still yes, but not necessarily by selling it.

Other states prosecute the same crimes, but not necessarily by one person.

The experts say yes, but not necessarily by moving to New York.

The other noodles probably came from China, though not necessarily by a direct route.

It's not like you can get there necessarily by being talented.

This may be construed as a compassionate selection – though not necessarily by Bairstow.

Documents embarrassing to Addington's opponents have been leaked to the press, if not necessarily by him.

All of us will fight terrorism, confront terrorism, but not necessarily by conducting a military campaign".

Davis always seemed an elite tight end in theory, but not necessarily by production.

"The research also shows that suppression of female sexuality is by women, not necessarily by men".

Not necessarily by the lovely clothes, but by our entire era of perfect fits and meticulous hipness.