Sentence examples for perhaps not necessarily from inspiring English sources

Although, perhaps, not necessarily so for the incumbents.

We'll need one; by lunchtime the place will be heaving with hacks hungry for El Diego and their lunch, although perhaps not necessarily in that order... 8.40am: Overheard earlier on South Africa's S3 sports channel.

This process decreases the density and viscosity of the magma, though the latter is perhaps not necessarily as suggested by Bottinga and Weill (1972) and Urbain et al. (1982).

The suppliers, in this case law firms, agree to provide their services at a fair cost though perhaps not necessarily the lowest cost and client companies agree to provide a steady stream of business.

And to get wild mustard greens, you really need to have an experienced guide, though perhaps not necessarily one as experienced as Alexandra Panousis.

These findings suggest that women who report multiple partners are perhaps not necessarily engaging in sexual activity out of need, but out of choice.

Perhaps, though not necessarily in a malignant way.

Nadal will be celebrating his 23rd birthday in Majorca, Spain, on Wednesday, and somebody else — perhaps but not necessarily Roger Federer — will be celebrating his first French Open title.

These terms are closely allied in map-making, perhaps, but not necessarily in criticism, if we can apply that name to the consumer-friendly pop sociology on which the Zagat empire is built.

The big, noisy, impenetrable cities where bombs could be built — among them Mombasa, Karachi, Mumbai and Mexico City, in his estimation—"are urban collectives, ungovernable perhaps, but not necessarily uncontrolled".

He was always looking for some vivid stimulus, preferably one a little outlandish — not a bad thing for a curator of modern painting, perhaps, but not necessarily a good one for a poet (O'Hara treated contemporary art with far more deliberation than he treated poetry).