Sentence examples for more germane from from inspiring English sources

It also suggests that forest transition privileges one biome at the expense of others, and that a concept of landscape turnaround is more germane from a wildlands conservation perspective.

Shriver, who served for eight years on the Santa Monica City Council, counters that local experience is more germane, that the best ideas germinate from the ground up.

But more germane is what leads up to this painting from the left side: a progression of four canvases from the mid- and late 1650's by de Hooch that display a growing confidence in the treatment of the domestic interior articulated by natural light.

We furthermore later determined that Figure 2 from Neltner et al. was more germane to the discussion than Figure 1B.

Second, and more germane: What is he smoking?

It may be that a brawnier, more opulent approach is more germane to the work.

A more germane question might be: how do you write about someone as impenetrable as Jane?

Still more germane, Beijing possesses in abundance what Niall Ferguson calls "the imperial cast of mind".

This raises another agenda for the pope, one that is more germane to his trip.

Even more germane, in 2010, Facebook successfully showed that it could influence voter turnout.

For both sides, the uproar created by events like the flotilla operation tend to cloud the more germane issues.