Sentence examples for need not comprise from inspiring English sources

By definition, phratries comprise groups of related clans and occur in sets of three or more; moieties may, but need not, comprise groups of clans but always occur in pairs.

Note that every substring is a subsequence, but a subsequence need not be a substring since the characters comprising a subsequence need not be contiguous.

The mobility of the nodes is comprised of multiple epochs which need not be same.

That is, the notion of a verb comprising more than one process type need not be viewed as detrimental nor involving a less delicate annotation; rather, it would arguably serve the opposite purpose.

Our findings also suggest that a risk score's accuracy need not be compromised significantly by its ease of use, provided it is comprised of the appropriate predictors.

In addition, a player need not be an individual; it may be a nation, a corporation, or a team comprising many people with shared interests.

In his defeat, Dean revealed that this constituency does not comprise anything like a majority.

This time, though, the new force will not comprise fighters, bombers or boots on the ground.

"Admittedly, the Bottoms does not comprise a majestic landscape," writes Glen Martin, the author.

Surely Tibbles's body comprises his tail and surely it does not comprise Pluto's.

Article 5 of the German Constitution does not comprise protective rights for professions or traditional business models.