Sentence examples for necessarily directly from inspiring English sources

Separate possibilities exist but are not necessarily directly related.

Those 29 genes are not necessarily directly associated with exercise response.

It won't necessarily directly create manufacturing jobs, except perhaps for the printers themselves.

The other proposition sees God as involved in the universe, sustaining it and making things happen, although not necessarily directly.

"In 2009 they speak frankly but not necessarily directly," Mr. McClain said, referring to the second-act characters.

Scholars account for these facts by suggesting that writing is related directly to language but not necessarily directly to speech.

It is aiming to becoming a "catalyst council" – keeping the responsibility for providing services, such as libraries, but not necessarily directly delivering all those services itself.

"We understand we're a different group than the referees, and that a negotiating tactic or ploy by the ownership group wouldn't necessarily directly correlate to us," he said.

Mr. Pyott of Allergan says that there have been a few serious problems following Botox injections — but not necessarily directly caused by the drug.

But the Chinese banks' ratios are not necessarily directly comparable, bank analysts caution, because Chinese banks are sometimes slow to acknowledge that delinquent loans may not be collectible.

Corbyn has accepted that Russia is to blame for the Salisbury attack, but he has not said the Russian government was necessarily directly responsible.