Sentence examples for necessarily more likely from inspiring English sources

Millennials get married later than older generations, but they are not necessarily more likely to become religiously affiliated, he said.

That is, countries that kill their own citizens are not necessarily more likely to kill the citizens of other countries -- bad states do not always act badly abroad.

And ideal affirmative action, though its goal is not improving diversity, would have the added benefit of improving diversity since those from poorer classes are necessarily more likely to be of the minority.

Thus, in countries with more fat in the diet and higher rates of breast cancer, women who eat fatty foods are not necessarily more likely to get breast cancer.

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.

"But this does not mean cyclones have necessarily become more likely: indeed, the latest assessment of the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change stated explicitly that there is no clear evidence at present for any human-induced increase in tropic-wide cyclone frequency.

Again, this is consistent with the presence of previous informal employment because the informal economy is often based on verbal and illegal contracts and necessarily must be more likely to exploit social relationships based on trust than to use formal agreements.

The irony is that having the advantages I have doesn't necessarily make it more likely I will survive.

I think one thing to remember is that these risks are in your everyday life too, so traveling doesn't necessarily make you more likely to encounter them.

Attributing the original source, though often a good idea, does not necessarily make it more likely that your work will be considered fair use.[15].