Sentence examples for not prove necessary from inspiring English sources

But this did not prove necessary.

This may not prove necessary, however.

From the majority's point of view, that did not prove necessary.

"A meeting may be required for this purpose but it is hoped that this will not prove necessary.

Aside from storage areas for the new propellant, it should not prove necessary to construct any new facilities for any phase of this program.

David Lloyd George may have threatened to create 250 new peers after the Lords blocked the 1909 People's budget but it did not prove necessary in the end.

But that has not proven necessary this year, when there have been far more wet races than usual.

That didn't prove necessary, thanks to the timely appearance of dear old dad, who arrived in the nick of time with his army and presumably whatever forces the Tyrell clan could supply.

The insurance goal didn't prove necessary at La Cañada High on Wednesday, as Megan Decker's goal with 21 minutes to play stood as the game-winner in a 2-0 victory for a Spartans team that is yet to allow a goal in the postseason and earns them a berth in the quarterfinals.

It is seductive to believe that reshuffling the administrative structure will achieve this, but it may not prove either necessary or sufficient, and may indeed be counterproductive.

Temporary nationalisation of the banks may or may not prove a necessary expedient (how many civil servants have run a bank?), but resurgent nationalism is the real threat, economic, political or, eventually, military.