Sentence examples for this necessarily makes from inspiring English sources

He reassesses (and often reprints verbatim) much of the key source material relating to Caravaggio's notoriously turbulent life, and this necessarily makes for a hefty read.

This necessarily makes for uneven, jump-cut reading.

And that, necessarily, makes it a less powerful empire.

This does not necessarily makes you a cross dresser but merely gives the effect of that you have no specific gender.

This procedure does not necessarily makes all censored earnings to be above or below the corresponding bounds given the presence of (hat{p}_{jt}) in Eq. (3)—, yet empirically, only 0.99 % and 0.76 % of wage observations remain top and bottom-coded, respectively.

But nothing in Islam itself necessarily makes it so.

This approach necessarily made the production cost high as quite a lot of materials are involved in such production.

Since this would necessarily make me a considerable fool (I have been reviewing since I left university in 1988 and have followed no other profession), I am unlikely ever to have said it.

"It is far more refined than the first – this doesn't necessarily make it better, although in this case I believe it is.

This does not necessarily make them happy.

This does not necessarily make for easy listening.