Sentence examples for necessarily young from inspiring English sources

The people creating this atmosphere are not necessarily young people at all.

One of things News Corporation has learned is that iPad owners are not necessarily young, urban and coastal.

Now the category is expanding to those who consider themselves youthful at heart, if not necessarily young of seat.

Whose faces are open and not necessarily young, who could do any number of things before dinner, but choose with all their hearts to see a play.

(Reached by phone in Aspen, Colo., she added: "It's a joy to discover a young talent. It's a triple, a quadruple, joy to discover a talent who isn't necessarily young").

Two decades ago Chuck D famously described rap music as "the black CNN" – a means of describing the kind of daily lives which the real news network would never care to investigate; by this token, grime and UK rap is the BBC News 24 of the British urban working-class – not necessarily black, not necessarily young, but mostly so.

Mr. Grumbach, who has tried to encourage designers who are successful outside the big-brand league, said he believed that the interest in having personalized and hand-fitted clothes has helped the "smaller," but not necessarily younger, designers grow successful businesses.

To find rebels one had to look to a third group, not necessarily younger than the others, who take what might hereabout seem a somewhat faded inspiration from Dada and Cage but also go in for the kind of border-crossings (serious-pop, high-low, art-commerce) associated in the West, if a little jadedly by now, with postmodernism.

Equally strikingly, the new contributors are "less likely to be part of the scientific elite" than the star was, though they are "not necessarily younger on average" than the star.

Divergence date estimates were initially based on fossils; however, fossils are necessarily younger than the date of divergence [ 1].

And "new" didn't necessarily mean "young" — youth (or age, for that matter) being no indicator of talent.