Sentence examples for its germane from inspiring English sources
Pedro Marijuán: IACS and its germane organization IIS Aragon cover all areas of biomedical research for the main hospitals in the Aragon region.
Much of the ensemble's target audience will figure out its meaning relatively quickly: it is germane to both the repertory and the performance style the group has adopted.
But he feels its arguments are germane.
The state will argue that the law does not violate the single-subject rule, because all its parts are germane to abortion, Mr. Price said.
But it's germane to his main thesis.
"We felt it was germane to the coverage," said Marcy McGinnis, the CBS vice president.
because of its ingenuity and beauty, though he admitted its modernity also felt germane to the discussion.
That the play is hermetic — it's just Bangs, his records, and the audience — feels germane to its subject.
There are two issues in this paper that are not as germane to its main conclusions as the above but are important and deserve comment because they are not, I believe, adequately addressed.
The intervention tested in the original trial did not aim to guide GP referral, investigation or prescribing practices as such, its focus is not germane to the focus of this review, which encompasses data from both phases.
