Sentence examples for while not necessarily the from inspiring English sources

I suggest that her degree subjects, while not necessarily the ideal preparation for working out how to house refugees, must have come in handy in Calais.

While not necessarily the rule, some manufacturers engage in "specmanship," and a claimed high sensitivity may be either obviously impossible or may be stated without giving the error rate or signal-to-noise ratio on which it is based.

While not necessarily the intention, Hanky seems destined to become part of a trend within gay male communities that emphasises masculinity and muscularity and in turn perpetuates the homophobia that has been used against us for decades.

While not necessarily the 11 best individuals at his disposal, the difference in this third and final game was that all on the field were being playing much closer to their natural positions.

A linearized regression, while not necessarily the optimal choice generally, would, in this scenario, allow for less noisy results.

Other critics praised the truthfulness of the building to the ideals of business, which, while "not necessarily the highest to which we might aspire to in art... are the only ideals the business building ought to express".

He'll find a theme he likes quickly, and then live with that for a while, not necessarily filling in all the words until later.

Our ranking also includes several lesser-known schools whose students, while not necessarily those with the highest SAT scores, earn more than expected after they graduate.

A Few Surprises Our ranking also includes several lesser-known schools whose students, while not necessarily those with the highest SAT scores, earn more than expected after they graduate.

The message behind the link disappears after a while, but not necessarily the intermediate email.

Today's announcement by Mr. Benson, while not necessarily quelling the furor over the Ruby Ridge incident, does mean it is unlikely to be revisited in the courtroom soon.