Sentence examples for that would be germane from inspiring English sources

In Los Angeles it wouldn't be," says Helsley. "Public safety, the quality of the public transportation system, lots of things could be influenced by government spending that would be germane to a person's choice of place to live".

They have been consulting with Mr. Johnson extensively about what would be germane and what would not.

President Bush's emphasis on Harriet E. Miers's evangelical faith and religiosity would be germane only if she had been appointed chaplain of the Supreme Court.

Such principles would be germane to the project of designing institutions of tort from scratch or of reforming existing ones.

There are two sets of findings that may be germane to an understanding of these results.

One specialist centre opted not to make a return, as it was felt its input would not be germane to the main thrust of the survey.

Maybe it wouldn't be germane to the job of president at all, but you have to admit, if John Glenn were running, and he refused to talk about space with the sustained obstinance that Mitt Romney refuses to talk about money, you'd start thinking something was up.

This consideration would not be germane for factual information often queried about in surveys.

If someone had sexual information that was germane, Kinsey would use it".

Mr. Bloomberg, who trails Mr. Green in the polls, predicted that he would be elected the next mayor because voters recognized that Mr. Green's "experience in government is not germane to this job".

"Polish-Americans might remember a segment of American history that's germane to them, and Jewish-Americans might remember the segment that's germane to them," he explained.