Sentence examples for necessarily valid from inspiring English sources

Even if the answers are honest, they aren't necessarily valid.

I am only suggesting that the assertion that 4th GNP technology cannot be ready until 2030 is not necessarily valid.

Assessments designed to evaluate student learning are not necessarily valid for measuring teacher effectiveness or student learning growth.

Schneider suggested instead that the anthropological study of kinship was based on assumptions that were not necessarily valid cross-culturally.

That's not to say that offsetting is necessarily valid, or that plugging in a low-energy lightbulb makes up for flying.

Thermal parameters are often calculated based on empirical relationships developed for homogeneous clays, i.e., they are not necessarily valid for mixtures.

Due to the unique chemical and physical properties of the membrane environment, rules that apply to interactions between soluble segments are not necessarily valid within the membrane.

The coup also gives reasons — not necessarily valid — to citizens and pessimistic observers to despair about the prospect of democracy in West Africa.

The fundamental principles that deal with these configurations were regarded as being necessarily valid and as having at the same time an objective content.

"Otherwise, you are necessarily excluding valid years of experience under the current agreement".

The American rationale for American policy is much less sophisticated, though not necessarily less valid.