Sentence examples for necessarily friendly from inspiring English sources

"Many times, that is not necessarily friendly to an older consumer".

For Syria, the American presence in Iraq means it is now surrounded by not necessarily friendly countries, including Israel, Turkey and Jordan.

Thus he included elements in his designs like hand-woven buttons, authentically warming quilted linings, and pleasing but extraneous pleating details that are not necessarily friendly to corporate profit.

"The Democratic Party brand used to stand for a lot of things -- labor unions, big spenders, soft on crime, not necessarily friendly to business, interested mostly in redistribution," said Robert B. Reich, a secretary of labor under Mr. Clinton.

Our federal courts here are not necessarily friendly when it comes to the Voting Rights Act".

Be polite (but not necessarily friendly) to everyone and speak only when you must.

But it is not necessarily a friendly environment.

Those words, coming from many people, would be a command, and not necessarily a friendly one.

She gained an avid audience, though not necessarily a friendly one.

Having said that, the portal is not necessarily as friendly as it might be for non-experts.

They indicated that the US would not necessarily secure friendly leaders like Hosni Mubarak against a domestic revolt.