Sentence examples for think necessarily it from inspiring English sources

I don't think necessarily it was because of the colour of Sol's skin".

"I don't think necessarily it's going to be a bad thing for the US team," said Coltart, who lost to Woods in the singles at Brookline in 1999, the only time the 14-time major winner has been on a winning team.

It has medical implications, I don't think necessarily it's a medical problem, and I think sometimes it's better being dealt with outside the NHS, you know, because it has a lot of, there are a lot of other factors that cause people to be heavier than perhaps they need to come to a medical practice for".

So I don't think it necessarily needs to be that you're definitively trying to make a political statement".

It means better presenter moments potentially, but I don't think it necessarily changes the landscape of the show.

"It's a big drop," an analyst with A. G. Edwards, David Wong, said, "But I don't think it necessarily reflects on the end market".

"It wasn't thought of as homosexual, necessarily, it was thought of as another type of gender," she said.

"And I don't think it necessarily requires professionals.

I don't think it necessarily takes anything away from Obama to know that he is a skilled politician.

"Aside from that," he says, "I don't think it necessarily involves a principal all the time".

That being the case, I don't think it necessarily helps the next generation to paper over the situation.