Sentence examples for is effectively moot from inspiring English sources
"The litigation is effectively moot," he said.
All of this reasoning is effectively moot in the case of the Little Sisters and its siblings.
After all, the question of whether people should work out of each other's sight is effectively moot.
It's about time that everyone in America realizes that if you allow a drug war exception to the Fourth Amendment, the Constitution is effectively moot.
He did not address Section 5 and the constitutionality of preclearance, but the issue was effectively moot.
If he declines to exert Title II authority or has it officially stripped in this case, the rules will be effectively moot; imagine having laws but no police.
But the long-awaited measures will be, effectively, moot if the prime minister signs the existing language of TPP.
Just like that, the seemingly intractable debate over drilling in the American Arctic was effectively moot – a development all the more striking for the similar responses it prompted from environmental groups and industry experts.
It is effectively impossible.
But now those powers are now effectively moot, making the Harper Government's effort to strong-arm the bill past opposition all for naught.
