Sentence examples for not perhaps necessary from inspiring English sources

It is not, perhaps, necessary to cut our use of oil, but it is essential that we cut the rate of increase at which we consume it.

It can also be bypassed if you buy the pill online by ticking whatever boxes allow you to get it, indicating very clearly that the consultation is not perhaps wholly necessary.

We show that the abundance of bRG cells in the marmoset SVZ is similar to that in the developing gyrencephalic human and ferret neocortex, suggesting that a frequent occurrence of bRG cells, while perhaps necessary, is not sufficient, for gyrencephaly.

Still, he said, Likud may not endorse the plan, because opponents are likely to be far more motivated to vote than supporters, many of whom regard ceding any territory as perhaps necessary but certainly not inspiring.

Bruce Katz, director of the Brookings Institution's Center on Urban and Metropolitan Policy, said that in the last two decades such programs of tax incentives for private investment had become "the conventional wisdom" of urban policy, though he said that while perhaps necessary, they were not sufficient in themselves to arrest urban distress in cities like Camden.

Odd, but perhaps necessary.

Or perhaps not — perhaps imaginable.

But not, perhaps, impossible.

Perhaps necessary for defining the new Egypt.

"I would not say we are close" and perhaps not "ultimately necessary".

It's not enough, and perhaps not even necessary, for the people we elect to be good children to their parents and good parents to their children.