Sentence examples for not yet necessary from inspiring English sources

The authorities say an evacuation is not yet necessary.

Gov. Peter Shumlin said that he would not rule out mandatory evacuations but that they were not yet necessary.

The organisation said most Saudi cases had occurred in healthcare centres and special screening measures and travel restrictions were not yet necessary.

In 1920, Pavlov wrote to Lenin's secretary, Vladimir Bonch-Bruevich, seeking permission to emigrate, although, as Todes points out, it was probably not yet necessary to ask.

Mr Obama will be incandescent if Israel provokes a war which he has said is not yet necessary, and on the eve of an election.

At the moment, even calling in the International Monetary Fund to help Greece is considered too embarrassing and not yet necessary, given the new Greek government's apparent determination to deal realistically with its problems.

"That's a basic introduction to German waste disposal," Ziemann said, adding that it wasn't yet necessary to explain the much more complex German system of recycling.

Fortunately, it has not yet been necessary for either of us to invoke this responsibility.

As bad as things are out there, one does like to think this particular precaution has not yet become necessary.

There's hardly a trace of funk in the music, and with its jerking tempos, as well as the spindly drum-and-guitar sound supplied by the producer, Rick Rubin, the band gets close to New Wave Middle Easternn inflections in guitar and vocal lines are there, too, if not yet a necessary part of the group sound.

The proposal is undergoing a lengthy environmental review, has not yet obtained necessary approvals and is several years away from construction.