Sentence examples for was germane from inspiring English sources
adjective
Related to the topic being discussed or considered.
Which was germane to Judge Scheindlin's case?
If someone had sexual information that was germane, Kinsey would use it".
"We felt it was germane to the coverage," said Marcy McGinnis, the CBS vice president.
In the case, the food and commercial workers argued that spending money to organize workers was germane to collective bargaining activities.
Judge Howard A. Levine, writing for the court, said a "single publication" rule the court adopted in a 1948 case was germane to postings on the Internet.
The end of the Cold War was germane to his purposes not because 007 has much to tell us about post-Soviet fragmentation but because it immediately lengthened the wish list of cool locations, like East European pipelines that you zip through on a bullet sled.
Perhaps such comparisons are germane.
The conditions must be germane, he said.
How much of this is germane?
Her legal options, too, are germane.
But he feels its arguments are germane.
