Sentence examples for necessarily produced from inspiring English sources

A reminder: Organic molecules aren't necessarily produced by organisms; they're just chemical compounds that contain carbon.

This is because booby-trapped ammunition is not necessarily produced inside an ammunition plant.

He may be slow to realize that great works aren't necessarily produced by great men, but he is slower still to acquire any mass of his own.

But dry food is not necessarily produced under sterile conditions, and contamination can occur at various stages in the production process, veterinarians say.

The new Establishment has not necessarily produced the right members, but they are still in control; and it remains ironic that it has been left to New Labour to embrace the business world more warmly than any of its predecessors.

A key proposition of evolutionary theory is that knowledge is discovered through a process of learning-by-doing; it is not necessarily produced intentionally by means of research or development.

However, such paraphrasing does not necessarily produce identical meaning.

Putting students and researchers in labs together doesn't necessarily produce great education.

Neither is size an indicator of milk production – bigger breasts don't necessarily produce more milk.

Managers who aggressively "demand" excellence from their employees won't necessarily produce it, researchers say.

"Nor is it written that this would necessarily produce a quid pro quo with the United States.