Sentence examples for moot here from inspiring English sources

The United States trade embargo with Cuba is moot here -- those who can afford to light up (at $150 to $600 each) will be smoking a Desi Arnaz-era stogie.

The 'it's a pricey speaker' argument is really pretty moot here.

"Until recently," he said, "what was being mooted, here as well as abroad, was the taming of Chávez.

More pertinent is the idea mooted here that the most important thing when it comes to conserving human life is the survival, even minimally, of law.

The court below did not pass on the question, mooted here, whether it acquired jurisdiction under the appeal provisions of the applicable section, 8(c) of the Jurisdictional Act of February 13 , 1925 28 U.S.C.A. § 230.

You can read the background from last week when the Emergency Bill was first mooted here.

Ôhe European Parliament has every right to be proud because the idea of a Convention was mooted here, in this House, and took shape in the reports by the European Parliament, mainly from 1997 onwards.

The moot point here is the moral efficacy not of adultery or bigamy, but of marriage.

The extent to which special "essential properties" are relied on in individuation and the role of spatio-temporal frameworks are moot points here.

Justin Barrett, a Christian and member of the centre's research team (whether it is research or propaganda is the moot question here) says with his colleagues on the centre's website: Why is belief in supernatural beings so common?

That's largely a moot point here, given the fact that the product doesn't have, say, a standard web browser, unlike the new Show.