Sentence examples for necessarily likely from inspiring English sources

That focus is far from perfect and is not necessarily likely to increase conviction rates, given the high burden of proof in criminal cases.

Several insurance analysts said it was possible, but not necessarily likely, that such increases would become common, at least while the economic downturn persists.

But what works in a small seaside nation in Southern Europe is not necessarily likely to work in a place that is larger, richer, and more heavily plagued by drug abuse.

"I don't think it is necessarily likely that he will get the death penalty, because the circumstances are too ambiguous and the motives are not clear," Mr. Fletcher said.

"I think the idea of us being inside the Lyft app is not necessarily likely but there may be other partnerships that we're able to do that are less directly competitive," Rzepecki said.

Richard Bove, an analyst at Ladenburg Thalmann, wrote in a note to investors: "It should be noted that these numbers are based on our projection of what Washington Mutual must do to return to profitability, not what is necessarily likely to happen".

Borrowers who have no equity in their homes are not necessarily less likely to take part in civic activities like voting, or take care of their property, he said.

However, the estimated coefficient for GOV*SEO in Model 1 is insignificant although negative, suggesting that private firms are not necessarily more likely to disclose IC self-assessment reports when they plan to raise new equity, which is inconsistent with our H3b.

But she's careful to add that she doesn't think strip clubs are necessarily more likely to see trafficked women and girls than other industries.

And glyphosate, which has been around for 40 years, isn't necessarily more likely to produce resistant weeds than its predecessors, Johnson said.

Repeated measures ANOVA was not used because samples before and after the fire were not necessarily, and likely improbably, from the same individuals.