Sentence examples for not necessarily single from inspiring English sources

Solutions exist, but they require government intervention (not necessarily single payer or government-run health care).

This finding of red and green signals for the alveolate mirrors the result observed in the heterokont lineage and supports a common but not necessarily single origin for the plastid in heterokonts and alveolates.

Furthermore, do they provide a molecular nontree-based evidence for the common ancestry though not necessarily single origin of the secondary plastids in the group (Gould, Sommer, Hadfi, et al. 2006; Patron and Waller 2007; Sommer et al. 2007; Lim et al. 2009; Spork et al. 2009; McFadden 2010).

Although the present study contradicts Laumer and Giribet's (Laumer and Giribet, 2014) rRNA-based placement of Prorhynchida, we note that the position of at least Gnosonesimida as sister to Euneoophora is in fact in accordance with evidence from rRNA, supporting the proposition of a stepwise, if not necessarily single, origin of ectolecithality.

The impact of this omission is likely to be small, though, as for example products on promotion are usually also found in the main category aisle, and specialty products (such as 'organic' range or 'diabetic' products) are not necessarily singled out on separate shelves elsewhere in the store.

Although dating websites won't necessarily single out the perfect person for you right away, Dr. Schwartz feels that online dating is an excellent way to find a compatible mate.

We extend this notion to the pair (T, f) of maps when T is not necessarily single-valued.

I think people are going to like this Greatest Hits because there are songs on it that were not necessarily singles".

Indeed, a closer look at the numbers reveals that high-income taxpayers are not necessarily being singled out for increased scrutiny.

The efficiency arises from the structural unit being a single lamella (but not necessarily a single polymer crystal) and by neighboring lamellae tending to rotate in solution to approach coplanarity, which allows an extensive attachment area between the lamellae.

That is to say that although the argument of the explanatory ontological reductionists, that single biological macro-states do not necessarily have single micro-states, is accepted, two systems with the same micro-state will of necessity have the same macro-state.