Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• President of the Council, if the crisis has taught us anything, it is that yesterday's solutions are not necessarily those of tomorrow.
• Seen in later years as an element of Dutch life that appears sympathetic to the plight of the orphan, orphanages were not necessarily the places of charitable welfare they might have a reputation of being.
• CISA also claimed that prices to the EC were not necessarily lower than in other countries but, on the contrary, the EC has been an attractive market for Chinese exports so far.
• Since it was clearly taking too long to process SMEs' applications, and the support criteria were not necessarily geared to the needs of SMEs, the JEV programme needed a longer preparatory phase than had been planned.
• A further respondent considered that, although this reality was becoming increasingly obvious to judges, parties and lawyers were not necessarily following suit.
• Prior therapy with PUVA, methotrexate, cyclosporin, or acitretin had been received by 71.4% of patients, although they were not necessarily therapy resistant.
• I came to believe the Jews were not necessarily our enemies, My Lord.
• She was very surprised to find that those in power were not necessarily the most intelligent, interesting or strongest on the contrary they were simply people who had power.

• CISA also claimed that prices to the EC were not necessarily lower than in other countries but, on the contrary, the EC has been an attractive market for Chinese exports so far.
• I came to believe the Jews were not necessarily our enemies, My Lord.
• She was very surprised to find that those in power were not necessarily the most intelligent, interesting or strongest on the contrary they were simply people who had power.
• President of the Council, if the crisis has taught us anything, it is that yesterday's solutions are not necessarily those of tomorrow.
• Prior therapy with PUVA, methotrexate, cyclosporin, or acitretin had been received by 71.4% of patients, although they were not necessarily therapy resistant.
• Seen in later years as an element of Dutch life that appears sympathetic to the plight of the orphan, orphanages were not necessarily the places of charitable welfare they might have a reputation of being.
• A further respondent considered that, although this reality was becoming increasingly obvious to judges, parties and lawyers were not necessarily following suit.
• Since it was clearly taking too long to process SMEs' applications, and the support criteria were not necessarily geared to the needs of SMEs, the JEV programme needed a longer preparatory phase than had been planned.