Sentence examples for not very necessary from inspiring English sources

"Creative writing programmes are not very necessary," she says.

I think [online advertising] is excessive and not very necessary for who they are targeting, and it's not reaching the right audience.

When asked why inter- and intra-rater reliabilities were not calculated (Q4.5 and Q4.6), Informant E and F remarked that it was not very necessary since they monitored the marking process (Q4.7).

As this participant indicated: The cervical cancer vaccine seems to be not very necessary.

Some MCs continued to do their work though some patients felt that it was not very necessary as the drug companion could also forget.

Response efficacy was measured with six items (Cronbach's α 0.79) by asking parents if they thought that having and using a stair gate could help to prevent possible accidents, if they thought a stair gate was necessary and if they thought having a stair gate was important (−2 = not very helpful, not very necessary, not very important; +2 = very helpful, very necessary, very important).

It is an enjoyable show – and no harm in that – but it doesn't feel very necessary, offering neither re-evaluation of the film nor commentary on the characters, who become more cartoon-like as it goes on.

Once in Japan I found that, very often, this was not really necessary because my Japanese friends and colleagues spoke English very well.

A line item listing two sniper rifles at a cost of $4,000 had an appended note saying "NOT really necessary but could be very useful".

As with his previous novels, Richardson prefaced the novel by claiming to be merely the editor, saying, "How such remarkable collections of private letters fell into the editor's hand he hopes the reader will not think it very necessary to enquire".

Some eligible youth viewed the study interventions as not very applicable or necessary at the time we approached them, and decided against participating.