Sentence examples for necessarily presents from inspiring English sources

All experience presents as ours and necessarily presents as ours.

"I believe the greatest gift one can give is love, not necessarily presents," added Santa.

Accordingly, the use of 16S rRNA and rpoB sequencing necessarily presents with some limitations.

This study, moreover, measured anxiety in its various presentations without assuming that anxiety in acute phase schizophrenia necessarily present in the form of established diagnostic categories of anxiety disorders.

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".

Until recently, the dates of such hearings were not announced in advance, nor were defence lawyers necessarily present.

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.

And in terms of Australia's relationship with the United States, Labor believes joining the AIIB does not necessarily present an either/or dichotomy.