These early undead did not necessarily draw blood.

Immunity does not necessarily draw it-while we obviously do.

Economic necessity will necessarily draw us closer together.

Not all experts on Iraq think that an eruption of civil war will necessarily draw in outside nations.

In any case, he said, someone who appears to be sleeping in his seat would not necessarily draw the crew's attention.

The second-liners firmly reject the notion that their celebrations necessarily draw criminals.

However, we cannot necessarily draw any conclusions from this regarding the number of people who were present ten minutes ago.

Moreover, the proposed settlement will necessarily draw in groups that may never have much in the way of overlapping interests.

The channel of circulation necessarily draws to itself a sum sufficient to fill it, and never admits any more.

After all, the very essence of artistic expression is invention, and artists necessarily draw on their own experience.