Yes, but not necessarily tense.

It's not necessarily glamorous, but unveiling the glamour has an appeal.

But being less diverse is not necessarily good for our health.

Not necessarily ask questions, but see if they want to talk?

Not necessarily.

Not necessarily

Not necessarily. Not always.

Well, not necessarily.

Not necessarily, no.

No, not necessarily.

No, not necessarily.

Not necessarily for me.

Mountains are not necessarily green.

DENVER Patience might be a virtue, but not necessarily when it comes to American foreign policy.

Not necessarily. They might be smart.

They're not necessarily moving through space.

This work is not necessarily easy.

This card is not necessarily death's

Life in Space is really not necessarily about how we do things, but why we do things.

Democracy provides for regular accountability by Governments to their peoples, favouring, but not necessarily guaranteeing, good governance.

That's not necessarily a bad unintended consequence.

They are apparently not necessarily Shariah experts.

But that doesn't tell us they necessarily had language.

The microsatellite used modern, sophisticated, but not necessarily space proven, electronic circuits to provide a high degree of capability.

That's not necessarily something we didn't know already.

They do not necessarily have a gender perspective.

Not every change is necessarily for the better.

Guardian writers predicted position 14th (NB this is not necessarily Alan Smith's prediction but the average of our writers tips)

Of those who enter primary school in developing countries, more than one in four drops out before attaining literacy. Moreover, enrollment does not necessarily mean attendance, attendance does not necessarily mean education, and education does not necessarily mean good education.

Debt cancellation did not necessarily lead to net flows.

He did not necessarily believe that speculators were exploitative.

The countries affected are not necessarily the developing ones.

Mundell did not emphasize financial crises, but presumably labor mobility is more important today than ever. Not surprisingly, workers are leaving the eurozone s crisis countries, but not necessarily for its stronger northern region.

Now, we had released, early in the year, a cable from the Reykjavik U.S. embassy, but this is not necessarily connected.

Not necessarily your mother, or indeed mine, but, as it were, the ideal mother, somebody who doesn't care about your achievements.

We could understand, but not necessarily appreciate, that freedom of expression might entail criticism of the followers of a given faith.

The judge ruling on pre trial detention is not necessarily the President of the Court, but a judge designated by him

Someone who doesn't understand you is not necessarily an idiot.

Disconnection of a bidder does not necessarily suspend the process.

Unfortunately, achieving rapid economic growth did not necessarily eliminate poverty.

But I think I don't have to tell this audience that a higher price of oil is not necessarily a bad thing.

The relatively successful election in Iraq is a major victory for democracy, but not necessarily for liberal reform in the Middle East.

It is not foreseen that funds will necessarily be depleted annually, but rather that a balance will be rolled over each year.

And these goals aren't necessarily diametrically opposed, but they are at odds.

Perhaps they do. But that won t necessarily make their countries more prosperous.