Sentence examples for not so necessary from inspiring English sources

It is not so necessary now because the information is broadcast.

Because The Winter's Tale is less known it is not so necessary.

"I thought education was not so necessary for girls," Duyen recalled.

Alan had a hand in moving more and more manufacturing offshore, making American workers unnecessary, and soon enough he finds he's not so necessary, either.

Thus, whereas some supporting information concerning the credibility of informants in narcotics cases or other common garden varieties of crime may be required, such information is not so necessary in the context of the case before us.

While it just about covers its large plate, there's room for a small but satisfying haystack of crunchy shoestring potatoes — meaning that ordering a separate side dish, imperative at many steakhouses, is not so necessary here.

And now this practice really isn't so necessary anymore, and it does come with a set of inefficiencies.

But many parents take medications that aren't so necessary.

"If your building structure is resilient, then prediction isn't so necessary.

-You'll probably need to learn a lot of math and computer stuff to be a meteorologist or storm chaser, but if you just wanna run around chasing tornadoes and taking nice photos, that part probably isn't so necessary.

It isn't so necessary to include swear words, so consider keeping that to a minimum.