Sentence examples for necessarily first from inspiring English sources

So you need to be fast but not necessarily first.

Personally, I think once is enough, but not necessarily first thing.

What Ms. Taylor read in Mrs. Obama's appearance on Tuesday, she said, was a message that she is primed to become first lady, although not necessarily first hostess.

Like presidents before him, Mr. Obama has a top-secret intelligence briefing every day, yet it is not necessarily first on his schedule.

where f : R → R, x ↦ f ( x ) denotes a continuous (but not necessarily first order differentiable) function.

I certainly do not believe that the United States always acts out of altruism, and the betterment of humanity is not necessarily first on its priority list.

We investigate the design of a prediction-based controller for a linear system subject to a time-varying input delay, not necessarily First-In/First-Out (FIFO).

Thus, if a reaction is of the form A + B ⇌ Y + Z, the reaction is not necessarily second-order in both directions.

Additionally, more peripheral members of global teams are often forced to speak in a language that's not their own and communicate in a style that's not necessarily second nature.

For example, in looking at Kenyan election violence several years ago, Leetaru suggests that most of the social media messages coming out of the country were not necessarily first-hand reports about what people personally saw, but rather people retweeting or rebroadcasting news media reports.

I would argue that we're not necessarily second class, we're just still getting started.