Sentence examples for not necessarily serve from inspiring English sources

But bringing in U S West would not necessarily serve Qwest's immediate interest.

Automatically accepting the highest bid may not necessarily serve them well in the long run.

Hiring a family member simply for a relationship can be troubling and may not necessarily serve a company's interests.

Yet all the historical evidence does not necessarily serve as a guide, because this country has never in modern times been so threatened on its own turf.

And of late we have seen that "occasions of crisis" do not necessarily serve to unify the generals with the politicians.

"Increasingly we see UN policies that do not necessarily serve the public interest, but rather support the commercial interests of certain companies or business sectors," they said.

As England discovered in Cardiff a year ago, fairytale endings are not necessarily served to order.

It is observed that EM does not necessarily serves as the lower bound of deposition rate, suggesting that some form of flux reduction effects may exist.

My purpose in the book was to point out the ways in which that industry is not necessarily serving the best interests of its target audience.

This is because Channel 4, which began in 1982, is a publicly owned corporation, founded with a remit to innovate, cater for minority tastes and interests not necessarily served by others, and to buy in its programmes from independent suppliers.

This has led to much gnashing of teeth, as actors and singers who are vocally and gesturally untrained and not used to the rigors of eight theatrical performances a week are thrust into the public eye, maybe bucking up the box office but not necessarily serving the play.