Sentence examples for necessarily to close from inspiring English sources
Aslef said its action was intended to cause maximum internal disruption to the company but not necessarily to close the Rickmansworth station entirely.
In other words, the purpose of a meeting is not necessarily to close the business, unless you're in a business where "one-call closes" are common.
In the the Instagram post that kicked off his campaign, Render dealt with this issue by saying the aim wasn't necessarily for people to close their accounts with big banks.
Such flexibility means states won't necessarily have to move quickly to close power plants.
This isn't to necessarily say that the decision to close down TLC or The Sanctuary Room contributed to any of these tragedies, but certainly, the repercussions -- student grief and confusion -- are no longer dealt with through a day to day support system, but by a crisis to crisis intervention.
War was, of course, never far away: doctors and nurses had necessarily to be close to the action.
So the city's racial equipoise has not necessarily led to close interactions across racial lines.
You might want to be close to the beach, which is not necessarily close to city centre.
And you also have in parallel a global movement of people, not necessarily close to or linked to Al Qaeda, but who themselves are plotting as well.
BACP model involves precedence relations, but the related courses are not necessarily assigned to closest periods.
Like, if you're close to this family member you're not necessarily close to the other one.
