Sentence examples for run necessarily from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't have to be a major run, necessarily," Edwards said.

So the problem becomes, if God knows that Socrates will run, and the proposition "Socrates will run" is true, will not Socrates run necessarily?

These are the crimes that thrive under an unregulated and booming drug trade, which is run, necessarily, by criminal gangs.

With a general election due later this year, President Hosni Mubarak's government appears determined to avoid a repeat of its humiliation in 2005, when Brotherhood candidates, running necessarily as independents, won a good fifth of seats and would have got many more without the state's blunt interference at the polls.

But over the long run, not necessarily.

According to the Center for Responsive Politics, in 2010, the average winning House candidate spent nearly a one and a half million dollars to run (not necessarily to win).

That run is not necessarily over.

Yet the devolution process has not necessarily run its course.

The World Trade Organization has hinted such a levy would not necessarily run counter to its rules.

It doesn't allow someone to necessarily run away with it from the beginning.

The Racers did not make a pile of 3-pointers or necessarily run an efficient offense.