Sentence examples for not necessarily requiring from inspiring English sources

And, he adds, purpose is an elastic concept, not necessarily requiring renunciation but only that "you think first of someone else" or "have a goal greater" than your immediate gratification.

Although some forms of navigational behaviour may be explicable in relatively simple terms, not necessarily requiring appeal to processes more complex than those of simple conditioning, others suggest some quite new principles.

Interestingly, investigating a subset, not necessarily requiring PCA, provides information about a paint composition (ZnO + BaSO4 or lithopone) not noticeable in the full dataset (Fig. 4).

This collectively also stands for a help desk support method This service is mature and expected to work well with federated AAI solutions not necessarily requiring security integration-related developments, but in order to emphasize that the security is related also to this service it is part of the infrastructure architecture too.

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The following is a list of the films that were watched, although one could watch virtually any film containing at least one couple (the couple not necessarily requiring the stipulation that both be human) and address onself to the dynamics of the relationship.

This will not necessarily require structural reform.

It does not necessarily require a lot of money.

Cheesley said specialists did not necessarily require highly technical skills.

Those priorities do not necessarily require further military escalation.

Cyber negotiation does not necessarily require paying ransom.