Sentence examples for not necessarily ideal from inspiring English sources

Our own human algorithms are not necessarily ideal.

Corporate ownership "is not necessarily ideal in sports," he told Forbes.com in a video interview.

The house needed lots of renovating and the hour-long commute "not necessarily ideal".

Yet what's good for CBS College Sports is not necessarily ideal for fans around the country.

And humans are not necessarily ideal graders: they provide an average of only three minutes of attention per essay, Ms. Chow says.

Although Sub-Zero refrigerators are expensive and not necessarily ideal for disabled cooks -- the doors are hard to open -- they can be ordered with door-length, easy-to-grasp pulls that make maximum use of Ansel's strength.

The sharing economy may very well need bilateral reviews to create a basis of trust, but this system isn't necessarily ideal in every business sector.

Taking it outdoors isn't necessarily ideal, but with screen brightness turned all the way up I was still able to use it as an e-reader.

It was surprising that a Google search didn't turn up a playable version of it, so I made one and here it is!" "The size and position of the elements is designed to reflect the size and positioning of the elements in the original animated GIF, even though they aren't necessarily ideal for a playable game," she adds.

In other words: the quarterback ideal, if not necessarily the ideal quarterback.

Herr is not necessarily the ideal advocate for Pistorius.