Sentence examples for necessarily following from inspiring English sources

Twitter has an "asymmetric follow" model where people Tweet out publicly and anyone can follow what they are broadcasting without that person necessarily following back.

LET US PLAY!!! #standunited The "Let us play" theme was clearly planned, but also caused a bit of an uproar from Twitter followers on Monday, who were not necessarily following this labor tiff closely enough to know the players are not on strike and the usual assumption that the players are demanding more money is not true.

When you log in, you're shown your 'Fan Feed' — a list of updates from the members on the site that you follow (the site uses a one-way follow system similar to Twitter, so the people you are following aren't necessarily following you back).

"He's a very nice guy and a very good example of a modern Catholic: you can be devout without necessarily following every dogma of the Vatican".

"Robert" won't substitute for "Mugabe", and there are too many Omars besides al-Bashir and Augustos other than Pinochet.Other villains with short familiar names aren't necessarily following the Osama-Saddam-Fidel pattern.

The important point is that y necessarily following from something else does not by itself make y's existence necessary.

It isn't a bad book necessarily, though following such a legendary novel, I and no doubt many others were expecting a lot more.

Find a user who consistently releases content, has a dedicated (not necessarily huge) following and produces content that complements your product's brand.

This always, but not necessarily, occurs following a sinusoidal membrane defect or mitochondrial dysfunction.

Third, except for those obtained upon study enrollment, all anthropometric measurements were not necessarily collected following standard procedures.

Seizure frequency did not necessarily improve following antiepileptic treatment, and for six of 21 (28.6 %) of the dogs, seizure frequency increased.