Sentence examples for necessarily useful from inspiring English sources

We would prefer to pay for an 'intelligent' regulator who has grown up conversations with us, than spend probably an equivalent amount of resources, albeit internal, to provide copious amounts of information in a format not necessarily useful to us.

However, the shift is not that extensive due to slight probability of interaction (limited number of displays and diverted attention) and usefulness of information being displayed (all PoAs are not necessarily useful).

"But not all technology is necessarily useful for Africa.

The respect accorded to cyclists in the Netherlands is not necessarily useful preparation for London traffic.

In Sudan Norwegian aid groups have played an active, though not necessarily useful, role.

- - Meanwhile, the Census Bureau also spit out another interesting if, not necessarily, useful piece of information - New York State's center of population.

"Not necessarily tactically useful, just remotely useful.

Torture does not necessarily yield useful information or make us any safer.

Analysts in Iraq said that, if true, the arrest would not necessarily yield useful intelligence.

But what's good in the bedroom isn't necessarily as useful on the football pitch.

"Copyright doesn't necessarily protect useful things," said Michael Weinberg, a senior staff attorney with Public Knowledge, a Washington digital advocacy group.