The original J-boats were built to race, not necessarily to last for generations.
But not necessarily to Kmart, where Cox started his career, or to Walmart.
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Mexico has voted the PRI back to office, but not necessarily to power.
Our goal, at least today, is not necessarily to be developing the next hit show in order to have a back-end.
Fitch, which has GMAC two rungs below investment grade, said the deal could lift its ratings, although not necessarily to investment grade.
But the route to getting the best lecturers is not necessarily to simply pay them more, say Ruthine Burton and David Whitworth.
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That we will, in fact, have many more of them, not necessarily to drive sales but more as vehicles to create brand awareness.
If nothing else, we see how speedily any brand can undergo potentially historic transformation, and not necessarily to the benefit of its stakeholders.
This works well for magazines and other content publishers, as users are coming to consume content, not necessarily to interact or search for certain answers.
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He defended the government's commitment to localism - which he said was about giving power to people on the ground not necessarily to local councillors.
To comment is not necessarily to compliment, we were both aware.
In other words, cloud seeding is designed to produce and store water from moisture-dense clouds in preparation for a drought but not necessarily to end one.
They first caught on in the 1980s, when boards used them to deter hostile takeover bids hostile, at least, to the board, though not necessarily to shareholders.
The goal of revenue sharing, he says, is to allow all 32 teams to field competitive teams but not necessarily to guarantee all 32 owners profits.
Those who do wander outside will likely be queuing up at their neighborhood ATMs, not necessarily to withdraw money, but just to make sure the things still work.
Doctors have said that such therapy was not necessarily to try to beat Chavez's cancer into remission but could have been palliative, to extend Chavez's life and ease his suffering.
Each of these competitors may be willing to bid high enough, not necessarily to keep streaming profitable but to help attract and keep the customers loyal to its primary business.
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He said that they were not in the area being hit by French forces, adding that it was possible they had been moved and "dispersed", but not necessarily to another country.
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"My primary motivation for going on the trip is not necessarily to forward the Dean agenda, though I do support him and I think he is a strong candidate, " she said.
"Our goal at the conference is not necessarily to walk out with a list of things we're going to do tomorrow and say, 'This is going to solve the problem, '" said Bazadona.
The Star-Telegram also quotes University of Texas at Austin economist James Galbraith, who observes that net new jobs in Texas are not necessarily to be lauded because other big states lost so many jobs.
The goal with the Udacity startup course is not necessarily to teach you how to solve all your startup problems but rather to teach you to develop a business model that actually works before jumping into development or writing a plan.
Delinquent borrowers need to have more options, not necessarily to be treated better or worse, but shown a way out of the mess to help yield the cleanest separation, therefore the property keeps its value and the customer has a way out.
So now, the expectation is not necessarily to sell music but to produce quality content and to be a part of ancillary aspects, whether it's with a book or placing music into films and television, or just going to the people, like old school.
Not necessarily to show specifically what happened to the Jews, but also to remind people how even in a supposedly 'civilised' society, like Germany in the 1930's, many ordinary people can be made to commit horrendous acts against their neighbours in the name of hatred.
Breedon however has noticed that when payment terms are accelerated at the top of the chain - when for example the government pays promptly - there is a benefit to the supplier dealing directly with the end buyer, but not necessarily to those smaller companies sitting below the main supplier.
"What we are looking for is not necessarily to bring down overall levels of executive pay--especially not in Europe or Asia, where salaries are not even in the same solar system as in the U.S. We're looking for a clearer explanation of how decisions are made by remuneration committees, " says Edkins.
For another, dumping 30m barrels of crude oil on to the market will not necessarily lead to a greater availability of heating oil.
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