Sentence examples for necessarily clarify from inspiring English sources

That the Nationals made an offer establishes their interest in keeping Harper but does not necessarily clarify the extent of that desire.

The Emmy won't necessarily clarify that — in part because the VR industry itself is still figuring how closely it wants to hew to old narrative structures.

If a sample is contaminated, multiple PCRs will not necessarily clarify the situation.

Therefore, increasing marker density does not necessarily clarify the QTL region boundaries when using LM analysis.

MR can tell us whether an association is causal, but not necessarily clarify the mediating mechanisms.

THE farce has some distinctly Japanese elements, not all of them necessarily clarified in the retelling.

Third, these two levels of automation raise specific liability issues that are not necessarily clarified by a lane-change requirement.

Many of its best-known high-end names — those able to capture consumer imagination and position themselves as influencers — have long been vocal proponents of the sustainable fashion movement and the strategic benefits of "going green," but without necessarily clarifying what that means.

Influences of IMF radial orientation on pulsation amplitudes and occurrence rate have not necessarily clarified in previous studies.

However, the causes of error in the data is not necessarily clarified, at present, because stress orientations are affected by many unknown nonuniformities such as small fractures, and elastic constants in and around the borehole.

Little change in productivity with changes in environmental conditions could indicate a plastic response without necessarily clarifying the traits responsible.