Sentence examples for necessarily how much from inspiring English sources

"I think the point is not necessarily how much it's increased but the fact that it looks like the trend is going up," Krieger said.

MIKE LEIGH'S comedy "Abigail's Party" may not have as much to say today as it did when it was first seen a quarter-century ago, but the five drolly brilliant actors in Two River Theater Company's staging of the play prove that when it comes to humor, it's not necessarily how much you say, but how you say it.

For affluent investors it's really about what they walk away with, not necessarily how much they earn.

He says research on low-income groups shows "the trade-off they are willing to make is how much they use the internet, not necessarily how much of the internet they get to use".

"What does the market look like - not necessarily how much does it trade". The Futures Industry Association, which includes Wall Street's largest banks, brokers and traders, has written to the US regulator over concerns that the contracts were approved "without properly weighing the risks".

"It's not the defeat that motivates me necessarily, just how much we want to win.

I don't think people in England necessarily realise how much we can watch here.

But cost does not necessarily reflect how much information is provided.

We touch people's lives, but we don't necessarily realize how much.

I also learned that grades don't necessarily reflect how much you get out of a class.

Not that that proximity necessarily dictates how much we care about a film's subject (she said contrarily).