Sentence examples for necessarily still from inspiring English sources

I don't think that is necessarily still the case.

The story list then issued on Monday afternoon is necessarily still provisional.

I can see how something that is "still" might be SERENE, but not all things SERENE are necessarily still.

She caveats, "Remember though I was at journalism school in 1993-4, so it's not necessarily still true".

At a minimum it says that those of used to saying "yes, UK emissions are falling but our consumption footprint is rising" need to pause and ask whether that's necessarily still true.

And I would not have thought that, you know, 15 years or whatever it is that I, after I left the industry, I would necessarily still have to be talking about the same things, and they've gotten so much worse.

This innings, determined as it necessarily was, still carried with it an air of inevitability.

The air itself doesn't necessarily sit still, but the pressure patterns which dominate the weather persist.

They have to, since originality is, necessarily, something still strange to us, rather than something that we already know about and approve.

The long time and the great expense which must be laid out in their education, when combined with this circumstance, necessarily enhance still further the price of their labor.

The mouth itself, working at the speed of light, at the eye's instructions, is necessarily struck still; so fast, so much to report, it hangs open and dumb as a gutted bell.