Sentence examples for necessarily successful from inspiring English sources

— to seek it; what seems complex is the idea that what we're entitled to is, indeed, a pursuit, something strenuous and not necessarily successful.

You have to be a risk taker but you have to be comfortable with risk in order to be, not necessarily successful, but able to make that transition from working for a business to working for yourself.

After having had a high-profile but not necessarily successful career and then a disastrous ending, she became what we might call "iconic," a sort of awkward word that means that people relate to the icon without any historical sense or intellectual comprehension of what it means.

"I don't think licensing characters from studios is affordable or even necessarily successful," says Yanover.

Recent studies rather show that targeted treatments efficaceous in one tumor type are not necessarily successful in another despite the presence of the same (actionable) mutations.

First, it could be argued that, when it comes to introspection, there is no difference between appearance and reality; therefore, introspective seemings are necessarily successful introspections.

But hard lads do not necessarily make successful boxers.

But some argue that applications in this area are not necessarily less successful.

P.& G.'s attraction to Clairol is due to Clairol's fast-growing hair dye business, not necessarily its successful Herbal Essences brand, analysts said.

But for more than a century, some companies have made good, great, even revolutionary cars without necessarily being successful in business.

"Things that worked 30 years ago aren't necessarily as successful today because vegetation is changing and the climate is changing".