Sentence examples for necessarily years from inspiring English sources

"We're getting much closer: we like to say it's months, not necessarily years away.

We're getting much closer: we like to say it's months, not necessarily years away," said chief executive Brendan Iribe at the Web Summit conference in November 2014.

The degree centrality results suggest the presence of a very few significant (or almost insignificant), but not necessarily consecutive, years in the studied period of 151 years.

Patients' characteristics, comorbidities (defined as a non-acute condition that patients were suffering from in the year before the start of their wound and not necessarily the year before the start of the study), wound-related health outcomes and all community-based and secondary care resource use were extracted from the electronic records.

The percentage of patients with different comorbidities in the year before the start of their wound (and not necessarily the year before the start of the study) is summarised in table 1. Binary logistic regression was performed on patients' age, gender, smoking status and all comorbidities.

It wasn't necessarily 20-year-old kids.

But I don't think 2016 is necessarily the year of virtual reality – it's not going to instantly explode into mass popularity.

Beside the Nebulas, several other awards and honors are presented at the Nebula Awards ceremony, though not necessarily every year.

One tax strategy is to claim these amounts when it can be used to reduce your income tax; not necessarily the year that it occurs in.

"So just because they think they are safe now, they won't necessarily be in two years, five years or 10 years' time," he told a news briefing in Geneva.

Not this year, or next year necessarily, but in 10 or even 20 years' time.