Sentence examples for is it germane from inspiring English sources

Is it germane to the situation?

Is it germane to a candidate's fitness for office if he sought treatment for, say, cocaine abuse in the 80s?

Democrats wanted to get Nixon, Reagan and Bush in those instances, but that partisan motive wasn't germane, was it?

The breast cancer field has been invigorated by the participation of cancer survivors/advocates, and their message is germane: it is not enough to discover an interesting pathway.

(It is not germane in this instance, but some authorities differ with Rabbi Weinreb about cosmetics).

It is not germane to the accident, NASA said, and will be released to the astronauts' families.

"Ecotopia" is the center's second "triennial of photography and video," and like the first, it is purposefully germane.

"It is particularly germane for these conversations to appear on exhibit today because visitors can hear how he reached across the aisle".

The Finnerty story stands in interesting contrast to The Times's decision not to publish information about the accuser's criminal record because senior editors have decided it isn't "germane" to the pending sexual assault case, according to Mr. Jolly.

Before addressing that, it is very germane to consider the other component of the titles: peace.

It is thus germane to examine the event of Connors et al. (2014) in more detail.