Sentence examples for moot with from inspiring English sources

That will all be moot with the latest tax bill.

But all of that became moot with the bungled handoff.

But this debate would become moot with the development of the avant-garde.

But just before leaving office in January, President Clinton rendered that moot with a pardon.

Editorial safeguards were rendered moot with a flick of nomenclature: it was clear the publisher could be running ediorial operations.

But Iupac relented in 1997, two years before the point became moot with the scientist's death at 86.

My three wonderful teammates, Kate, Ani, and Julie, have been researching questions to help me and they are mooting with me.

Some £2 million is available to Atkinson - money that has somehow materialised since Bassett's sacking was mooted - with the incoming manager reportedly wanting £5 million.

In fact it is an idea mooted with increasing regularity by G14, while Uefa has talked about a lack of competitive balance in Europe.

When the IPL was first planned, a Champions League had also been mooted, with the best two sides from Australia, India, England and South Africa taking part.

Moving along, and a chervil revival is mooted, with a serving suggestion of placing cooked fish directly onto its lemony leaves.