Sentence examples for necessarily contributing from inspiring English sources

I realized then that most people I met in New York were happily observing and talking about culture, but not necessarily contributing to it.

Producing vehicles for every region in every segment means manufacturing a vast array of cars that add cost and complexity without necessarily contributing much profit.

"The content farms are somehow seen as leeching on Google, not necessarily contributing quality content back".

The dynamical analysis is particularly important in the context of quiescent neurons, where features like intrinsic frequencies or well-defined regular oscillation are not necessarily contributing factors as they are when the neurons exhibit repetitive firing in the absence of an input signal.

This supplementary use of imaging might be a problem in this study, as imaging give many incidental findings not necessarily contributing to the symptoms.

Nor did his use of a scooter necessarily contribute to the accident, said Lt. Baginski.

But they did not necessarily contribute to an aircraft's longevity.

It's really helpful, it's eye opening, but it doesn't necessarily contribute to the wise responses that are called for.

"We do not want to be premature or rash, or take any action that would foreclose options or necessarily contribute to a negative response".

But he fails to see why he should be held accountable for problems that are systemic, and to which he did not necessarily contribute to.

She adds: "While there are serious problems with some of the changes happening in universities, the debates that happen in the media don't necessarily contribute to public debate in a productive way".