Sentence examples similar to largely germane from inspiring English sources
Slack labor markets rob working families of a reliable source of more equitable distribution (this observation is particularly germane in our largely deunionized workplaces).
As a detailed discussion of all negative social consequences of GII is beyond the scope of this short report, we briefly discuss three germane social issues, which largely influence child mortality rates, especially in LMICs.
Clients reported a range of counselling topics and information that do not adhere to the Zambian National Guidelines for VCT and are not germane to the generalized Zambian HIV epidemic driven largely by heterosexual transmission.
In its purest form, the idea of JTB would not seem particularly practical or germane to efforts to improve the quality of patient care, largely because science and medicine do not seek absolute truths in a Platonic sense, nor can we always assess our theories and views with absolute certainty.
Perceptive and germane question.
This passage seemed germane.
Perhaps such comparisons are germane.
The most widely discussed and properly praised book germane to today's politics is J.D. Vance's "Hillbilly Elegy," about the sufferings and pathologies of the white working class, largely of Scots-Irish descent, in Appalachia and the Rust Belt.
The conditions must be germane, he said.
Is it germane to the situation?
