Sentence examples for necessarily known for from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, usually such reforms are the responsibility of state governments, not necessarily known for their reforming zeal.

"The Irish are not necessarily known for their financial acumen," said one of the honorees, Christopher Condron, the C.E.O. of Axa Financial.

Mr. Shandling was not necessarily known for compartmentalizing his insecurities or restraining his disappointments when he was writing, producing and starring in the program.

Scientists are not necessarily known for being wallflowers or having small egos, and that could be applied to me as well.

Also, reports by Xinhua on topics like Taiwan and Tibet, which are of considerable political concern to its government bosses, are not necessarily known for being objective.

Testaverde has been the best-protected quarterback in the league this year, but he was under constant pressure from the Raiders, a unit not necessarily known for its fearsome defense.

World Net Daily is a publication not necessarily know for its credibility.

How do you necessarily know for example if it isn't a regular patient, and they have said, 'I want my prescription at so and so pharmacy, I passed it on my way into the surgery, I want it sent there'.

While Amazon's speakers aren't necessarily known today for having the best sound quality – it's Alexa that's really selling them – rumor has it that Amazon is working on a high-end speaker to compete with Apple's forthcoming HomePod.

Indoor Car Races While Long Island isn't necessarily known as a hub for car racing, there are enough suburban devotees around to support at least a weekend of a very specialized form of the sport -- indoor races that give the audience an up-close view of the action.

"For decades no one has necessarily known that information about these companies".