Sentence examples for made moot from inspiring English sources

Nor is it made moot by continuing local recount cases, or the possible protective action by the Republican State Legislature.

This point was made moot by the outbreak of World War II (1939 45) and the founding of the State of Israel in 1948.

That concern and the letter, though, were made moot when the reporter explained that he had been getting information from the public use file, Mr. Kramer said.

That concern and the letter, though, were made moot when the reporter explained that he was just getting information from the public use file, Mr. Kramer said.

All of this could have been made moot if the Lions had not squandered a double-digit second-half lead for the second straight game.

Presumably, that will be made moot by indications that a mild form of the flu may have already spread elsewhere in the nation.

Furthermore, the possibility has been made mooted that different components of autism may have different genetic origins, with the full syndrome being observed only when a specific constellation of deficits is seen (Happé et al. 2006).

The first would be to make moot concerns about the effectiveness of monetary policy.

Providing sexual privilege to women makes moot all the arguments for sexual equality.

A mayoral adviser has acknowledged that the Council action would "probably make moot" Mr. Giuliani's challenge -- a point the mayor appeared to concede yesterday.

The losing candidates just drop out, making moot all the arcane arguments about delegate-selection rules and nerdy discussions about states that use proportional voting versus the winner-take-all system.