Sentence examples for necessarily increasing from inspiring English sources

But improving productivity will increase income without necessarily increasing sales".

It also shows that we have sufficient current capacity to cover the uninsured -- without necessarily increasing spending.

"Large price cuts seem to have taken a toll on retailer profitability, while not necessarily increasing sales substantially," Barclaycard concluded.

The counterintuitive aspect of F.M.S., Cook said, is that the cure is not necessarily increasing an existing exercise.

But if we can make the site easier to use, and introduce new things, we can increase their engagement without necessarily increasing their time on the site".

Nicole Lee, an associate professor at the national centre for education and training on addiction at Flinders University, said research had found methamphetamine use wasn't necessarily increasing, but people were turning away from speed and towards ice.

Curtice says increasing transparency does not necessarily increase trust.

Countries with "work-first" policies may not necessarily increase wellbeing.

The likelihood of making money on foreclosures has not necessarily increased with the rise in foreclosures.

Though steroids may not necessarily increase speed, they could create a stronger, bigger animal.

But several consultants said they doubted the use of virtual meetings and telecommuting would necessarily increase.