Sentence examples for necessarily preferable from inspiring English sources

One isn't necessarily preferable over the other.

Neither approach is necessarily preferable, but their juxtaposition was interesting.

(With Chaplin, there's a unity between source and technique — which isn't necessarily preferable).

He could not accept that a work being saved by a private collection in this country was "necessarily preferable to the sale to a public collection abroad".

Nor does it mean that hastily-arrived-at solutions, even ones that are labelled "grand bargain," are necessarily preferable to the status quo.

Another drawback is that electronic viewfinders and LCDs aren't necessarily preferable to an optical viewfinder.

The other kind is what I laughingly call, about my own process, 'I write my plays to find out why I'm writing them.' I'm not saying that one is preferable, necessarily, but I suspect that Ibsen and Arthur Miller did the first and Chekhov and Tennessee did the second".

The quartet who gave evidence argued that technological solutions to protecting privacy were necessarily limited and less preferable than introducing better policy checks and balances.

Just because the commute is better does not necessarily mean it is preferable to work at home in a spare bedroom.

Only the simplest designs of pendulum or dropweight testing machines are required to perform this test, preferable but not necessarily fitted with a force-instrumented striker.

Cohort studies demonstrating association do not necessarily imply causality, but the preferable randomised controlled trial method for assessing hypnotic risks may be impractical due to ethical and funding limitations.