Sentence examples for necessarily given from inspiring English sources

"He was always generous to people who weren't necessarily given chances elsewhere.

A Banach space is a vector space with a norm, but not necessarily given by an inner product.

They are invariably given gratis to select practitioners who invariably give glowing reports, and are not necessarily given to dental schools or serious independent research facilities that would examine their efficacy.

They can't diagnose the problems as quickly and don't understand the culture or how to get it to work for them – and they aren't necessarily given more time to deliver".

It also serves as a warning to gossipy Hong Kong, where tips are not necessarily given with any hope of an immediate return but obligations can build up over a lifetime of shared information.

Such a marital history is not a sign of sexual prowess, but of ineptitude in relations with women; and Guy more than once reminds us of Henry's repeated problems with erectile dysfunction, one episode of which was necessarily given publicity in order to get his fourth marriage annulled.

This necessarily gives rise to compromises.

And he is not necessarily giving up.

Business school doesn't necessarily give you that.

Localism necessarily gives councils the right to make mistakes.

A bot did not necessarily give you unbiased, comprehensive information.