Sentence examples for necessarily return from inspiring English sources

Regardless, it says, it bought the object "in good faith" and will not necessarily return it.

This could work, but it would not necessarily return the ecosystem to its original state.

Mr. Ryan, his supporters say, did not necessarily return to the House to start building a presidential campaign.

For example, if you draw a circle, the ball doesn't necessarily return precisely to its starting point.

Bill would give you his kidney if you needed it, but he wouldn't necessarily return your phone calls".

While Costa's move is a step in the right direction, people who buy a takeaway coffee will not necessarily return to a Costa store to recycle the cup.

The tours are also designed for foreigners, not necessarily returning Vietnamese.

But the water is not necessarily returned to the water-stressed area itself, somewhat defeating the point of the exercise.

Analyses of several transducers arrangements revealed a large number of measurements not necessarily returns better images.

Rockets designed for accurate propulsive landings would also increase the ability of research missions, like Esa's Rosetta comet mission or Nasa's Mars rovers, to land safely in remote places – if not necessarily to return.

Mr. Smits apparently remains interested in merging with Telefonica and perhaps even more so now because of its relationship with Lycos, the United States Internet company, the executives said, though they stopped short of saying that he would necessarily endorse returning to negotiate with Telefonica because of the messy ending to their last merger attempt.