Sentence examples for without necessarily getting from inspiring English sources

"It's the ethos of the '60s into the present — without necessarily getting arrested".

Cash cows should be milked for their profits, without necessarily getting a lot of new investment.

It aims to rehabilitate businesses without necessarily getting rid of their managers, while providing some protection from creditors.

And so you get this busy busy busy, this buzz of busyness on the stage without necessarily getting any real expressive choreographic content.

If a government cuts the salaries of 500,000 public employees, for example, it probably loses the votes of those workers without necessarily getting much credit from the rest of the electorate.

This Is 40 is in fact, within its limits, an honest, frank, often painful film about married life, bringing up children, dealing tactfully with difficult parents, getting older without necessarily getting wiser.

But again, without it necessarily getting translated, producing actual promotions.

Nor are things necessarily getting worse.

Are you necessarily getting the optimal measure?

But automakers are not necessarily getting greedy, industry analysts said.

"I'm not necessarily getting a better read.