Sentence examples for necessarily improved from inspiring English sources

The improved technology has not necessarily improved the public's understanding of the rules.

Suggests that blending new teaching technologies with interactive classroom activities can result in improved learning but not necessarily improved student satisfaction.

Timberlake's immaculate "Rock Your Body" is not necessarily improved by a Jay-Z rap.

That's because the universe is really a multiverse and people have new if not necessarily improved versions of themselves in parallel worlds.

MR CLEGG: Actually I don't think the last five years suggest we would have necessarily improved it that much by spending much more time on it.

Built circa 1825, it is a constant and ancient relic in a place where historic registers list buildings less than a hundred years old, where skylines and streetscapes evolve in a heartbeat and all is new but not necessarily improved.

These findings suggest also that improvement of ANC may not necessarily improve attendance in this region.

But skyscrapers don't necessarily improve with height.

But does aging a spirit necessarily improve it?

Nor do visits from a coach necessarily improve play.

The report conceded that such a plan would not necessarily improve fuel economy.