Sentence examples for necessarily encouraged from inspiring English sources

The professionalism of rugby union has improved standards in many ways but, aside from marrying into the royal family, it has not necessarily encouraged innovative post-career moves.

While the F.D.A.'s permission to let Tysabri back onto the market had been expected, investors were not necessarily encouraged by the agency's restrictions.

Santana had held the Yankees to three singles in the first four innings, but when Rick Reed came out for the fifth, the Yankees were not necessarily encouraged.

In Italy generally, disabled people are not necessarily encouraged to work and the funds they are given are not enough to support an autonomous life, according to the Academic Network of European Disability Experts.

However, I don't think it's necessarily encouraged in the same way that it is in a more 'experimental' environment".

These people, though sometimes quite "privileged," were not expressing themselves in a way that was necessarily encouraged, and they wouldn't have achieved anything without a community space.

Helen thought that was kind, if not necessarily encouraging.

"The studio system doesn't necessarily encourage comedy.

After all, baseball does not necessarily encourage Newtonian knowledge.

"It is not the one we necessarily encourage," he explained during last October's MQT.

There is also some evidence that DVPPs do not necessarily encourage women to leave violent men.