Besides, it's a moot issue now.
Ms. Zheng worries that it may become a moot issue.
OF course, there is a chance that low-power radio will quickly become 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.
That was a moot issue by 1980, and the officer said a simple request would allow the ban to be lifted.
The suspect's lawyer, Dolores Mann, a court-appointed public defender, did not oppose the $2.5 million bail, calling it a moot issue.
Alexander S. Janow, a professional headhunter, called Governor Bush's appearance at Bob Jones "a terrible mistake," but said he now considered it "a moot issue".
So most of the speculation in the news media since the recordings became public has been built around a moot issue: Is Mr. Gibson's acting career in Hollywood over?
"I could either look back and investigate that moot issue," he said at a news conference, "or try to plan a preliminary budget as the 108th mayor of New York City, while running for mayor, while thinking about people I could choose as deputy mayors".
It is kind of a moot issue going forward".
