Sentence examples for necessarily children from inspiring English sources

A variable capturing the number of children under-five years residing in the household derived from the household members roster (not necessarily children of the same mother) was included because a previous study from Egypt showed that the presence of another household member with diarrhoea was the strongest independent risk factor for diarrhoea [ 24].

Pushing a kid to try harder is not necessarily child abuse.

Flanked by fleshpots on Day 1 of our trip, it certainly seemed friendly down here, but not necessarily child friendly.

However, attempting to alleviate child poverty might not necessarily improve children's prospects.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights told the Independent there had been 29 suicide attacks carried out by child suicide bombers in Syria over the past four months - but stressed they were not all necessarily Yazidi children.

He added: "We know from those countries that do have mandatory reporting it doesn't necessarily make children safer, and it can actually make them less safe - we know they have higher death rates of children, for example".

But not necessarily for children … maybe something that could be for everybody really.

Not everyone necessarily wants children, and she's just not there yet".

It's all very well pushing the classics but that isn't necessarily what children want to be reading.

That literalism isn't necessarily what children love about the film, but it is the precondition for their affection.

Harth told me that depression and light sensitivity are not necessarily linked: children with xeroderma pigmentosum, the genetic disease, generally "enjoy their lives — they love their mommies and daddies".