Sentence examples for necessarily natural from inspiring English sources

"What has not been clear to the Kenyan people is that their day-to-day problems are not necessarily natural," Mr. Wanjala said.

These aren't necessarily natural states for some of us, but they can be consciously learned, practiced and applied in situations that count".

This doesn't mean they have a moral justification for continuing to produce fuels they know are changing the climate, but morals and markets aren't necessarily natural bedfellows.

The most obvious point is that sex and love aren't necessarily natural bedfellows, and that the institution through we which we attempt to combine them - monogamy - goes against our basic instincts as human beings.

What's particularly interesting about the review is the fact it has been publicly supported by the highest legions of the incumbent Conservative government – not necessarily natural allies to the fight against racial injustice in the UK (just think back to Zac Goldsmith's disastrous racially-fuelled mayoral campaign).

What's particularly interesting about the review is the fact it has been publicly supported by the highest legions of the incumbent Conservative government not necessarily natural allies to the fight against racial injustice in the UK (just think back to Zac Goldsmith's disastrous racially-fueled mayoral campaign).

If it makes you feel better, those seasoned American executive-types aren't necessarily naturals at this - they've just had years of practice.

Being born in the U.S. makes one a U.S. citizen, but not necessarily a natural born citizen, which requires US citizen parents at the time of birth.

"It isn't necessarily having natural talent, or being born with a 'silver spoon'," he replied.

This is why academics do not necessarily make natural managers.

"I am not necessarily into natural lines myself," she said.