Sentence examples for issue was rendered from inspiring English sources

I'm not going to — I just can't.' " The issue was rendered moot in March, 2011, when the revolution began in Syria.

The issue was rendered moot by the Supreme Court's stay of Judge Bissell's order, allowing the case to move forward in secret.

England's only other selection issue had been whether to recall Surrey fast bowler Chris Tremlett to the team that won convincingly in the second Test at Trent Bridge but the issue was rendered irrelevant when he was ruled out by a hamstring injury on Tuesday.

Thus in elections, gun issues are rendered another form of "don't ask, don't tell" -- even politicos known to favor more gun control are afraid to advocate their beliefs.

It was not until a colleague of mine sent over a blog post by Steve Wildstrom in Tech.Pinions which referenced  Nilay Patel's separate posting as well, that I was able to get a better of sense of the issues after the verdict was rendered, and I am a frakking former seasoned US Patent Examiner.

Hamlet's famous line was rendered "2b Ntb?

I was rendered speechless but completely impressed.

The treatment plant was rendered inoperable.

Everybody has been so busy figuring out how Roger might duck the game or what the Mets might do to him if he shows up that no one has foreseen the possibility that the issue could be rendered moot by the Mets' knocking Roger out of the game before it's his turn to bat.

mark marriage anniversary," that shows just how black gays, even prominent ones, have had to deal with the issue of being rendered invisible -- but how marriage equality in the state has begun to crack through the wall of homophobia within the black community there.

But that only goes to show how some of the more controversial issues have been rendered invisible.