Sentence examples for germane and from inspiring English sources

Jemma's romantic anxieties turn out to be both germane and trivial.

The principle of cultural patrimony is indeed germane, and it should be sacred.

Not as common, but certainly as germane — and much shorter — is the practice of reading the preamble to the Constitution.

But he said he did not view such evidence as particularly germane and used a colorful example to emphasize his point.

Regardless, here are three germane, and pressing, climate change questions that Wallace could ask: An overwhelming majority of climate scientists say that climate change is real, caused by humans and a growing threat to our way of life.

Once that is accomplished, he said, "we'll start to present more and more programs, more and more dialogues, more and more discussions of policy, more interviews with people who are germane and important to that audience.

We've got Herman Moore and Germane Crowell and Johnnie Morton and they create chaos and big plays.

The Seoul National University Genome Browser (SNUGB) integrates various types of genomic information derived from 98 fungal/oomycete (137 datasets) and 34 plant and animal (38 datasets) species, graphically presents germane features and properties of each genome, and supports comparison between genomes.

"We find that each of the four sections of SB 642, lack a common purpose and are not germane, relative and cognate," the court wrote of its decision.

Results presented herein provide new insights into the solid-state oxidation of PE and germane crystalline polyolefins/paraffins and pure carbon hydrogen-type polymers.

The Si, Ge, and B precursors were dichlorosilane (SiH2Cl2), 10% germane (GeH4), and 1% diborane (B2H6) in H2, respectively.