Sentence examples for not necessarily sort from inspiring English sources

This suggests a migration scenario in which an immigrant does not necessarily sort immediately upon arrival into the U.S., but rather moves after a brief period.

However, in dynamic programming, solution sets are created in various ways and arise not necessarily sorted, even when sub-solutions are given on sorted order.

It was not necessarily the sort of behavior that will win him friends in the locker room, but it seems to be the sort of behavior that helps him win significant matches.

And it made headlines even before opening in New York, but not necessarily the sort producers like.

A clearer account of "the teen-age brain" would have far-ranging policy implications, though not necessarily the sort that either teens or legislators would be happy about.

It's not necessarily the sort of fantasy most of us have, but this is Rihanna – and she has a budget.

"David, there's an assumption in your question that is not necessarily correct, sort of the Democratic, liberal assumption, 'I need money; I raise taxes,' " Mr. Giuliani said.

Not necessarily the sort of art you want to tipsily ogle with your sister, so we walked down the street to Rendezvous bar, a former 1920s burlesque theater.

Congested as a city might get, however, it's not necessarily the sort of thing that pushes commuters to relocate altogether.

If you're lucky (and not necessarily that sort of lucky), one of your bros will appreciate your play and they'll send you $5 for a beer via Venmo's mobile payment system.

All of this is a roundabout way of saying that he's not necessarily the sort of person you'd expect to find on the next Kompakt compilation.