Sentence examples for not necessarily convinced from inspiring English sources

In the market May Gurney, which helps maintain UK highways, railways and utility services, jumped 46.5p to 299.5p suggesting investors are not necessarily convinced this is the last word on the matter.

I'm not necessarily convinced that they have great marketable skills.

"I'm not necessarily convinced by the 42-day number," he says.

In the market May Gurney, which helps maintain UK highways, railways and utility services, has jumped 42p to 295p suggesting investors are not necessarily convinced this is the last word on the matter.

The reader is hooked, if not necessarily convinced, by the author's skill with fiction's useful spring mechanism (less employed nowadays) of "what's next?" As for the second distance, North addresses his story not to us but to a listener who passes it along.

We're not necessarily convinced at this moment that that's the move that would make that happen.

A successful move elsewhere in Europe would not necessarily convince sceptics in England, who remember that the trophies which secured his reputation at Porto were won with an already star-studded side.

Since then, the EU seemed to live under opaque structures and procedures, in a context of adolescent crisis characterized by a loss of the deeper raison d'être of its enterprise; a time of "normal politics" where the typical "piece-meal engineering" did not necessarily convince the people anymore of its added value.

This government has an obligation to explain its actions to some of us who don't like Saddam but aren't necessarily convinced that he's directly connected to the worldwide problems of terrorism — there are too many of us.

And even those companies aren't necessarily convinced that Notes is the best way to do it.

The idea that he would reveal his true political beliefs to a group of people he's trying to flatter, cajole and spook into giving him more money may be appealing to his critics, but it isn't necessarily convincing.