Sentence examples for necessarily stopped from inspiring English sources

While the regulations have effectively stopped corticosteroids from being used within days of a race, however, Arthur admitted that they haven't necessarily stopped the repeated injection of corticosteroids into the same joint.

Naturally, it wasn't long at all before Motorola yanked the listing, but that doesn't mean that the company has necessarily stopped its search for someone to fill the position.

But that won't necessarily stop other restaurants from trying.

After a few repetitions, a sample becomes known but doesn't necessarily stop being strange.

Nor would the revolution necessarily stop at the first stage, the bourgeois revolution.

"I don't believe that having laws necessarily stops innovation," said Steven Humphreys, chief executive of Cabulous.

"And unless that's clear," he added, "you can't necessarily stop it in its tracks".

"I don't know if that will necessarily stop the bleeding," Sprewell said.

Charging for capital gains on the home would not necessarily stop this "second salary".

"With mental illness, for instance, getting better is not necessarily stopping having mental illness.

Interestingly, that doesn't necessarily stop the mud being quite smelly.