Sentence examples for necessarily uses from inspiring English sources

The BED cross-sectional estimation necessarily uses an "at risk" formula: BED-estimated recent infections in one year per number of persons at risk.

Toll revenues from the two turnpikes US-412 uses are not necessarily used to maintain those highways.

We don't necessarily use those images, but sometimes they can lead us to an idea.

But they weren't necessarily using the newfound mental space to perform higher-order computations.

Russians will not necessarily use London banks when Switzerland is good for that.

Drivers have to hit the gas to turn, not necessarily use the wheel.

If and when resources are allocated, they are not necessarily used in an accountable manner.

"Kaizen means making better use of the existing resources, and not necessarily using a lot of money".

Offices may keep less paper, but they will not necessarily use any less of it.

It quotes one teacher: "You don't necessarily use the equipment in the way it was intended to be used.

It is not universal, and it's not even necessarily used wherever English is spoken.