Sentence examples for is a moot issue from inspiring English sources

Even the actual HIV prevalence in many countries, including Botswana, is a moot issue[ 50].

David Crippen Educating the American public as to the 'right thing to do' in health-care management is a moot issue.

Besides, it's a moot issue now.

That was a moot issue by 1980, and the officer said a simple request would allow the ban to be lifted.

Conservatives say that's a moot issue because the bill simply won't pass the House if it isn't tailored to their liking.

Of course, if you just throw the drive in a purse, it's a moot issue - though with a drive this tiny, it's good to have it connected to something.

In fact, the "home" PC may not be equipped with many of the same applications as "work" PC. (Thanks to The Cloud, it's a moot issue where that app may reside anymore, which further melds work and home).

Of course, a lot of the vets (me included) and cat owners (22percent and 177 percent, respectively) decided it's a moot issue whether or not they're okay with cats jumping up on the kitchen counters, because cats are going to do what they want to do anyway, especially when nobody's around to object.

On top of that, just as is the case with the mitochondria, we do not know the actual gene set of either the host of the endosymbiont, and given the amount of HGT in prokaryotes, this is far from being a moot issue.

Who is going to pay for that extended old age is already a moot issue for society, and that's before the great pensions splurge.

"Do you run an ad with a picture of downtown Manhattan even if it did not include the World Trade Center?" For now, the content issue is a moot point in most instances because many television and radio networks and stations have suspended virtually all advertising, while many magazines and newspapers are limiting the space devoted to ads.