"It's a question of occupation of Arab land, which necessarily leads to legitimate resistance".
We tend to use the terms concretely, which necessarily introduces inaccuracies.
We cannot engage in large collective acts, which necessarily end in totalitarian terror.
As such, our public debates often lurch toward a kind of determinism, which necessarily limits our choices.
I think the UK and EU definitions are both perfectly good working definitions which necessarily leave the edges fuzzy.
Such anarchic behaviour would be seriously frowned upon elsewhere, but Barnsley is not a place which necessarily goes with the prevailing flow.
The interview with Linney, which necessarily revolves around cancer, illness and death, feels raw-nerved and tentative for the saddest of reasons.
When I was this weary, I'd do various mindless things to get myself ready for the day, which necessarily demanded physical deftness.
There can be no objection to agenda journalism (which necessarily involves the fusion of fact and comment), but that cannot trump a requirement to report stories accurately.
I chose a tough road which necessarily involved climbing the mountain of learning Japanese language well enough to do scholarly research in Japanese sources.
Those who resist meaningful gun reform, which necessarily must include higher barriers to handgun ownership, demanded of Shirley Chambers the sacrifice of all four of her children, in service to their right to own weapons designed to kill people.
