Sentence examples for necessarily cannot from inspiring English sources

This is somewhat surprising, for according to the traditional account of the Eucharist, whereas extension may exist without a subject, the qualities, color, odor, texture, necessarily cannot; they inhere in the extension.

This reference to bowling may not have any scientific or philosophical validity, but it does illustrate the absurdity of trying to understand that which necessarily cannot exist.

It is also important to note that much of the work on mammalian microwear surrounds the grazer-browser continuum, which necessarily cannot apply to Jurassic and Early Cretaceous dinosaurs due to the lack of grasses at that time [87].

The data in this study are correlational and thus necessarily cannot show a causal relationship.

Although both models we considered describe the data almost equally well, the simpler one, which excludes non-progressive cancers, necessarily cannot characterise the over diagnosis of non-progressive cancers, which is a major limitation and one of the motivations for introducing an indolent class of tumours in the main model.

A being that necessarily exists cannot coherently be thought not to exist.

A conditional that is necessarily true cannot have a true antecedent and a false consequent in any possible world.

Therefore the findings from the meta-analyses on pandemic influenza cannot necessarily be extrapolated to non-H1N1 pandemic strains, and the findings on seasonal influenza cannot necessarily be extrapolated to non-H3N2 and non-influenza B strains.

I cannot necessarily speak for my mum.

We cannot necessarily bankrupt the fossil fuel industry.

Furthermore, once released, they cannot necessarily be controlled.