Sentence examples for not necessarily over from inspiring English sources

The Arab Spring is not necessarily over, but it has run up against dictators willing to use lethal force to preserve their power.

The case is not necessarily over; the federal government may appeal, and the 65 women who qualified as claimants in the class-action lawsuit can still file individual lawsuits accusing discrimination.

So it is not necessarily over yet.

"Maybe for him it's not revenge but more a feeling that he is still a good coach, that his days are not necessarily over and that he can still do good things if a Belgian club is interested in him.

"While we believe the stock lacks catalysts in the near term and that the wireless volatility is not necessarily over, long-term investors should be buying the stock at this price," Piper Jaffray said.

In a city where stop-and-frisk is no longer politically acceptable, but not necessarily over, this bizarro version of community policing deploys a platoon of patrolmen at corners and in the centers of buildings in more dangerous neighborhoods.

However, we found that different genes co-amplified on the same amplicon are not necessarily over-expressed at identical levels (Figures 1B, 4A and B).

Under this second scenario, NBS-LRR genes are not necessarily over-expressed to act in disease resistance.

"The bottom line really is we've got a tech wreck in the stock market that isn't necessarily over," said Ed Yardeni, chief investment strategist of Deutsche Bank.

So this ain't necessarily over yet.

The question isn't necessarily over the G Watch.