Sentence examples for necessarily presented from inspiring English sources

The questions aren't necessarily presented in order of priority, and there is no expectation that you'll find all of them relevant, but some at least may resonate with you. 1) How did you get to where you are now?

The chief incidents narrated in the taʿziyyah are not necessarily presented in chronological order, but in any case the taʿziyyah texts (manuscripts from the 17th and 18th centuries, thenceforth, printed texts) give an inadequate impression of their forceful effect.

They're not necessarily presented as historical objects, but as elements that are part of Patti's life".

Recently published molecular phylogenies for Falconidae [31] and Accipitridae [32] necessarily presented new definitions of raptor taxonomic nomenclature (since some traditionally recognized subfamilies of Accipitridae were found to be paraphyletic).

The patient was necessarily presented again for anaesthesia and surgery.

However, feeling of dry mouth was not included since it is a common medical complaint and not necessarily presented as dysesthesia.

The adult world beckons, but it will necessarily present its grief and challenges.

Mr. Anzai said last week that Winston & Strawn's previous work "did not necessarily present a conflict of interest".

Changing the way public markets define shareholder value, and developing more systemic policy responses to climate change don't necessarily present win-win options.

Even the longer holes at Merion — and one of them has been extended to more than six hundred yards — won't necessarily present much of a challenge.

Making a site look good is complicated by the fact that no two monitors will necessarily present the Web in the same way.