Sentence examples for not necessarily fail from inspiring English sources

It is now clear that PCD does not always manifest with an apoptotic morphotype and does not necessarily fail to induce inflammatory or immune responses.

But the authors cautioned that the finding did not mean that the drugs would necessarily fail in treating the infants.

But given its movement-building goals, we know that it will not necessarily have failed if he doesn't secure the Democratic party nomination.

"This strategy of theirs is not necessarily guaranteed to fail".

Standards, other than those governed by legislation, are not necessarily pass or fail.

Jerome Gellman has argued that the Gale/Pruss conclusion to a being that is not necessarily omnipotent also fails; this being is essentially omnipotent and, if omnipotence entails omniscience, is essentially omniscient.

Since the intubation success rate was very high in this group of physician 'expert' and 'proficient' performers it might be concluded that a poor Cormack and Lehane grade at laryngoscopy is not necessarily associated with failed intubation.

If that is the phenomenon being promoted by collaborative testing, then our method of testing for retention using equivalent but not necessarily exact questions would fail to measure an improvement.

Sir Michael was speaking ahead of a Downing Street summit on so-called "coasting" schools - where performance, often in well-off areas, is not necessarily inadequate but has failed to impress.

It is apparent from our data that underestimation of DCIS extent radiologically need not necessarily lead to a failed primary conservation procedure.

A fresh crop does not necessarily mean a player will fail to work hard, of course – the newly shorn Luka Modric has showed plenty of application at this World Cup – but it does, perhaps, hint at a player's priorities and, more importantly, it reinforces the feeling that Nani sometimes is more about style than substance.