Sentence examples for marginal importance from inspiring English sources

The environmental criterion is of marginal importance to all populations.

This sort of "intelligence" would be of marginal importance but, arguably, not entirely useless.

The illegal Communist Party, formed in 1918, was of marginal importance.

Reports such as Liberating the NHS paint the regulation of human remains as an issue of marginal importance for the NHS.

If you are heatedly debating food choices with a companion when someone of marginal importance tries to call you, the phone will know better than to interrupt.

These differences are not just of marginal importance, but they can be explored if we acknowledge that we hold some things in common.

Monist accounts regard the maternal inheritance of organelles such as the mitochondria, which might conceivably be thought to constitute a separate inheritance channel, if not system, to be of marginal conceptual importance.

In Belgium, where the contribution of forestry to the GDP is very marginal, the importance of sustaining biodiversity and natural ecological processes alongside production-oriented forestry is worth mentioning.

The sparse populations in national reserves reflect their marginal wildlife importance in most cases, as well as heavy livestock occupation and poor protection.

For the physical domain, only the SF-36 survey showed a significant improvement of marginal clinical importance.

Dogmatic introduction of the COSMIN responsiveness guidelines at once, without transition and without acceptance of concurrent concepts is likely to result in low acceptance and marginal clinical importance.