Sentence examples for necessarily supports from inspiring English sources

Showalter doesn't feel this way because he necessarily supports the three-time AL MVP.

He voted for Obama in the last two elections -- not because he necessarily supports everything Obama stands for, but because he respects the president.

Gov. Christie is insisting that everyone who is "rich" like Springsteen necessarily supports the actions of the very rich in support of their own economic self-interest; that the very fact of earning in the 1percentt -- or even the 1percentt of the 1percentt -- makes you an ideological ally of conservatives who seek to slash taxes for the rich and cut services for the poor and the middle class.

Scott Walker supporters would be wrong to assume that Wisconsinites necessarily support an anti-union agenda – or more broadly his reckless slashing of government spending.

Mr. Rudman said he would not necessarily support either proposal.

But science doesn't necessarily support this conclusion.

"I don't necessarily support nuclear weapons, even if we can't rule them out.

We don't necessarily support the same health-care or fiscal policies.

"But we don't necessarily support them 100 percent of the time.

Statistics don't necessarily support the contention that the switch has worked for Ovechkin.

That's a view probably supported by many citizens but not necessarily supported by all local politicians.