Sentence examples for necessarily super from inspiring English sources

"We operate in quite challenging and not necessarily super similar markets.

Unfortunately, a number of these applications are cloned/hacked versions of otherwise legit (but not necessarily super popular) downloads.

The $2,000 difference between the two cars isn't insignificant, he adds: "The Mustang is not necessarily super new anymore, but the redesign was very popular.

No word on pricing yet but given that the above specs aren't necessarily super high-end (no HD, no component, no HDMI, etc).

There are plenty of great tutorials out there that basically contain the same information as this one, but I thought I'd try to put together a how-to guide that made everything as simple as possible for people who might like the idea of Windows on a thumb drive but aren't necessarily super comfortable with the actual process.

There is no precise budget for daily activities; they should be a good bargain, though not necessarily super-cheap.

Reinvention doesn't necessarily beget Super Bowl celebration, as Antrel Rolle could remind us.

"And we're talking about things that aren't necessarily all super fashionable at the moment.

The well-off, not necessarily the super-rich – I choose my words advisedly.

If you're a somewhat balanced person, but not necessarily a super-positive person, state of mind is extremely important.

SOUTH BEND, Ind .(AP) — The Giants will head into next season with the goal of getting better, not necessarily winning another Super Bowl, quarterback Eli Manning said Tuesday.