Sentence examples for necessarily of this from inspiring English sources

"The arts in general, and music in particular, is very important to a conmmunity," Mr. Jacobs said, "and we believe a large gift, in this case bequest, will lead others to make gifts -- not necessarily of this magnitude -- to the symphony, the opera, museums, other institutions.

Shelton said they expected an increase, but not necessarily of this magnitude.

Keith, a Santa Barbara native, has grown accustomed to wildfires, but not necessarily of this scope.

Keith, a Santa Barbara native, said he has grown accustomed to wildfires, but not necessarily of this scope.

My wife and I just couldn't stand the smoke". Keith, a Santa Barbara native, has grown accustomed to wildfires, but not necessarily of this scope.

It is somewhat unavoidable, but not necessarily of consequence: this depends on its magnitude and on whether it is differential (affecting some participants more than others) or non-differential (affecting all participants equally).

In short, the China sites remain a mystery — but not necessarily one with an out-of-this-world explanation.

But not necessarily on this side of the Pacific.

I should tell you that I'm not necessarily proud of this, but I'm not ashamed either.

Ghaziani explains: "Lesbians come first, but there are several reasons why people are not necessarily aware of this.

Economy and concision are not necessarily part of this aesthetic: the piece went on slightly longer than it needed to.