Sentence examples for importance only in from inspiring English sources

This is not to say that Duffy writes slapdash poems; just that she writes poems on subjects which are of national importance only in the sense that they are not, strictly speaking, very important.

This religious significance became of practical importance only in the 18th century when the Oirat, who professed Tibetan Buddhism, threatened the authority of the Qing dynasty throughout Mongolia.

Qeys attained importance only in the late 1st millennium ad, when a prince obtained it, built a fleet, and gradually extended his power.

While the first two mentioned have been known for a long time and are widely distributed, the actuators of the latter two groups have been gaining importance only in the last few years.

But the cult of Durga, the consort of Shiva, began to gain importance only in the 4th century, and the large-scale development of Shaktism (devotion to the active, creative principle personified as the mother goddess) did not take place until medieval times.

Dietary seafood was of importance only in the Inuit and Swedish populations.

In several studies, moths were considered to be second in importance only to bees, in terms of pollination provision (Bawa et al., 1985; Kato & Kawakita, 2004; Ramirez, 2004; Chamorro et al., 2012).

Yet for all of calcium's importance, only one American in five consumes an adequate amount.

Nitrogen is an important currency in the cell, arguably second in importance only to carbon.

The conflict in Spain was second in importance only to the Italian war.

Second in importance only to engraving as a method of decorating glass in Germany was enamelling.