Sentence examples for dubious importance from inspiring English sources
Many such words are clearly of dubious importance; other words have subsequently proved to be less ephemeral than Burchfield thought.
That's probably accurate, though of dubious importance.
In particular, the components of some activities seemed scattered and of dubious importance.
It spills over into the three galleries where the Dutch collection usually hangs, and which at present serve as a kind of annex for pictures of unknown authorship, dubious authenticity or secondary importance.
These days she's the sole Democrat on the commission (the administration has yet to nominate a fourth commissioner, who, rules dictate, would also have to be Democratic), a dubious honor, perhaps, but nevertheless a position of great importance.
Suggestions that Glastonbury may have been a site of religious importance in Celtic or pre-Celtic times are referred to as dubious by the historian Ronald Hutton.
It was here that teachers, students and researchers argued successfully for the importance of building cross-disciplinary links and for establishing ties with those subject to the application of dubious academic knowledge - for example, with mental health clinicians and patients.
Again, this underlines the importance of not blindly accepting all classifications of full-length or fragmented SSU rRNA sequences without closer inspections of dubious cases, irrespective of approach.
