Jake is a strong man who's billed as hailing from darkest Africa, and possessed of a savagery that is, of course, germane to his race.
Of course a more germane addition to the Tony lineup this season would be an ensemble performance award.
(These sentences were dropped in later editions because, according to Neil King, the WSJ reporter who wrote the piece, he wanted to end with a point about state funding which he thought was more germane. Hmmm).. Of course, the true purpose of this editorial was given away in the sub-headline.
More germane to this research, the time course of the NPCs had similar dynamic signatures to the 'optimized' population.
Thus relative returns are not germane for this asset class.
A student choosing one of the certified topics may petition one or more courses not on the corresponding course list if they are germane to the concentration, meet the student's special interests, and are approved by the STS associate director and thematic concentration adviser.
A student choosing one of the certified topics may include one or more courses not on the corresponding course list if they are germane to the concentration, meet the student's special interests, and are approved by the STS director and thematic concentration adviser.
Of course, what's far more germane is the number of active users, and Viggle also saw improvement on that front, as monthly active users increased 135percentt over the last four months, growing from 233K in October to 548K in January 2013.
Of course, as some words express all that is germane to a certain climate, one wouldn't expect English to have a word like hanyauka (from the Rukwangali language of Namibia) meaning to walk on tiptoe on warm sand.
Write about whatever strikes you, whether it's your own opinion of Mr. Vernacchio's class, reflections on sex education you've received (or haven't received) in school, thoughts on what a course like this should cover, or anything else that is germane.
One feature of the present and Yates' [ 1] Nottingham results that is germane, is the group called 'pre-clinical' – students who encounter significant difficulties in the early part of the course, but who then progress without further problem.
