Sentence examples for necessarily late from inspiring English sources

Such a niche could have been created by early protozoa with hydrogenosomes (necessarily late), by a variety of eubacteria (various ages) or inorganically (potentially very early), so evolutionary difficulties seem likely.

These observations indicate that mutations that result in a metastatic phenotype are not necessarily late events, and rather that it is the net cumulative effect of mutations that is more important than the order in which they are acquired.

It is not necessarily too late for this.

"But if they were to pull out and withdraw their forces, and allow for a neutral peacekeeping presence" in Abyei, Ms. Rice said, "it's not necessarily too late.

Mr. Davis, who is a cocktail enthusiast himself — martinis, gimlets and Manhattans are his go-to drinks — does not think the foundation is necessarily arriving late to the party.

More broadly, these results indicate that nonequilibrium landscapes can persist for long periods of geologic time, and hence low-relief upland landscapes do not necessarily indicate late Cenozoic surface uplift.

Other films like Pixar's Toy Story 2 had been successfully completed on even shorter schedules, but a short schedule necessarily meant "late nights, overtime, and stress".

Our aim was also to develop a curative treatment protocol that would be adaptable to human therapeutics, as treatment of CJD patients necessarily starts late.

This is not necessarily a late phenomenon in tumour progression.

This might be true for early relapses but not necessarily for late recurrence.

The Standardisation of Breast radiotherapy (START) B trial has recently shown that hypofractionating regimes may not necessarily increase late effects (Bentzen et al, 2008).