Sentence examples for not necessarily lost from inspiring English sources

All was not necessarily lost.

However, all is not necessarily lost.

He is not necessarily lost but he needs serious tutorial.

All is not necessarily lost if some states opt out of the expansion.

After the Union won it, the Confederacy had not necessarily lost all else.

Though this figure is stark, there's evidence elsewhere to believe that all is not necessarily lost for the publishing industry.

A Pfizer spokesman, Andy McCormick, said all would not necessarily lose their jobs, but that some would.

Last year, the Agriculture Department said that crops would not necessarily lose their organic status if they were found to have some transgenic content.

"The difficult process that we're trying to do is restructure our team and not necessarily lose for three years while trying to do it.

"We bought it for $570,000 in 2004 and she said we're back at 2004 prices, so we might not necessarily lose money on it".

The recent rate of growth — about 2 percent across an average of indicators, which is below average but not recessionary — points to a below-average but not necessarily losing position for Mr. Obama.