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1、The statement was germane to the argument.

2、The fact is not germane to this issue.

3、Other environment variables are germane to individual utilities.

4、The following are a few research questions that seem especially germane to each of these areas.

5、Information that is not germane to the product or service should be removed.

6、See the sections on Assignments and Exams for further expectations germane to this course.

7、Alan Johnson: Charlie collects things from his life. You know, things that he finds germane to his lifestyle.

8、Four ultimate concerns, to my view, are highly germane to psychotherapy: death, isolation, meaning in life, and freedom.

9、A checklist should be developed that is broad based but also germane to the product line of the manufacturer.

10、The 20-page summary is a sketch of the findings that are most germane to the public and world leaders.

11、Journalists might have been more reticent about revealing peccadilloes 40 or 50 years ago, questioning whether they were germane to judging job performance.

12、When in doubt as to whether or not your review is germane to the subject, contact a moderator directly for approval before you write your report.

13、"While signs are less germane to the development of words than signals, most of them contain greater amount of meaning of and by themselves."

14、Most important, it articulates its academic requirements in exquisite detail, and focuses on those measures of institutional performance that are most germane to its mission.

15、Quine's target was mainly the empiricist tradition in epistemology, but his conclusions were patently germane to the agenda of analytical philosophy.

16、"Among the many interpretations of this term, the one that is perhaps most germane to our text is" she who enjoys the expanse of Emptiness - that is, who has attained higher illumination.