Sentence examples for necessarily promising from inspiring English sources
The ideas will then be screened by JetBlue and face a popular vote from Dec. 10 to 17. JetBlue isn't necessarily promising to use vote winners' ideas.
Abramoff and his partners in crime had found a way to bring in big bucks by promising everything - without necessarily having to deliver.
It isn't clear that Republicans promising to fight the new regulations will necessarily be on the right side of popular American opinion.
Typically, contemporary cults will lure members in promising to teach members techniques for self-improvement or altruism not necessarily with a veneer of tacked on spirituality, or a super charismatic Jesus leader.
Typically, cults will lure members in promising to teach members techniques for self-improvement or altruism not necessarily with a veneer of tacked on spirituality, or a super charismatic Jesus leader.
However promising these results may seem, these initial trials do not necessarily reflect normal fermentation conditions.
It seems that, on these two carriers, low fares don't necessarily come at the cost of flyer comfort or on-time flights, which is promising for budget-conscious travelers.
"While you may be able to identify athletic ability, the road from promising youngster to top professional is far from smooth, and it doesn't necessarily follow that talented athletes will become talented footballers," he said.
