Sentence examples for necessarily considering from inspiring English sources

But her most signifi-cant legacy, for many children's librarians and collections managers within the N.Y.P.L., is a tendency to determine what a child "should" read without necessarily considering what a child wants to read.

But just as we try to protect dogs and cats from undue suffering, without necessarily considering them our equals, it makes sense to minimize animal suffering more broadly when we can.

There are some really wonderful things going on but at the same time there are household-name organisations that see digital strategy as just a series of digital projects, without necessarily considering how these projects fit with the overall strategy of the organisation.

According to our simple model, mobile collaboration seems to depend only on the momentary availability of metabolic factors (signals, public goods) without necessarily considering evolutionary fixation of the genetic traits.

In this way, we should avoid bias that appears with the use of manually developed image processing heuristics, necessarily considering many fewer cases.

By a potential epitope we mean epitope represented by a peak in the ProPred output without necessarily considering whether that peak is above the threshold.

[But] I don't necessarily consider it being raw".

Nor was it necessarily considered a bad thing.

But that was not necessarily considered a disgrace.

As a result, the origin of species is, necessarily, considered the origin of reproduction isolation.

But the people over there don't necessarily consider them as African.