Sentence examples for that has necessarily changed from inspiring English sources
None of that has necessarily changed this year.
The reason for that is because however warm -- or at least, "less frosty" -- American officials are to Cuba, nothing in or about that country's political system has necessarily changed.
But it is not that people here have necessarily changed their views about dams.
The large size of the specimens and advancements in CT technology has dictated that the exact imaging parameters for specimens have necessarily changed over the years.
That has necessarily required some adjustment.
But that has not necessarily changed the statistics.
I think there's something that has changed, not in the power structure necessarily, but today, we've have had enough humiliation.
And despite women's advances in the workplace and as wage earners, that dynamic has not necessarily changed.
Omoshalewa Bamkole '11 noted that though Princeton's financial aid has been very generous, other circumstances such as her brother's recent acceptance into Tufts University and a loan she took to pay for some of her Princeton costs have meant that the aid has not necessarily changed her post-graduation outlook.
That has certainly changed.
