Sentence examples for then not necessarily from inspiring English sources

Her sound has broadened tremendously since then: not necessarily in volume, which was often dwarfed by the gloopy orchestration, but in colour.

Few these days would even see it as a reward for their belief and behaviour, but as at most a by-product, and then not necessarily a welcome one.

I didn't see the article then, not necessarily out of fear of what I might learn but because the subject had been taboo for so long that I was scared I would get in trouble if I were caught reading it.

We observe that if the mapping is upper semi-continuous, then not necessarily the mapping is lower semi-continuous.

Our trends would then not necessarily mirror a healthier population but perhaps a population that has postponed severe illness.

Selection at high density will then not necessarily result in increased K; in fact if competitive ability and resource requirements are positively correlated, K will likely decrease.

Regularly scheduled giving, then, is not necessarily a mark of successful marriages.

If you're not prepared for it, why wouldn't we run it?" He stopped, then added: "Not necessarily prepared, but if you're not defending it well, why wouldn't we run it?

But in a statement it cautioned that because of "notification and communication delays," a reduction in the number of reported new cases since then did not necessarily mean that the outbreak was slowing.

In Berlin, the Robert Koch Institute disease control agency said the number of cases reported to it appeared to have peaked around May 21 or 22. But, in a statement, the institute said that, because of "notification and communication delays," a reduction in the number of reported new cases since then did not necessarily mean that the outbreak was slowing.

The problem with EdTech then is not necessarily our approach, but rather our focus.