Sentence examples for mostly moot from inspiring English sources

NFL teams are private companies, making the First Amendment a mostly moot point.

And come 2019, a separate part of the rule will change, making the entire thing mostly moot.

Later paintings, like "Landscape" from the 1960s, in which house and landscape practically merge, anticipate contemporary painters like Maureen Gallace, for whom the abstraction-representation issue is mostly moot.

The following month, EPA granted California the waiver it needed under the Clean Air Act to enforce its own standards, in a move that was considered mostly moot given the national standards.

His position on Proposition 187 was mostly moot -- Texas did not provide nearly the same amount of benefits to undocumented immigrants as California did -- but it established him as a friendly face in a hostile party.

Waters' current tour of The Wall renders that point mostly moot.

How this season would have translated to his free agency this summer is now mostly a moot point because a torn quad will significantly dampen Cousins' market, much like the torn Achilles did last year.

Several hundred people, mostly students, attended this first panel in the moot courtroom of the school's library.

The idea to build the flats was originally mooted post-1930s, when the Park Hill area – mostly of densely-packed tenement housing – was known as "Little Chicago" for its high crime rate.

Americans themselves are becoming less enamoured of executions, though their objections are mostly procedural (see article).All such concerns, though, may become moot.

The potential of dance as a promising alternative to existing fall prevention exercise was first mooted in the public health literature in 2003, albeit with limited empirical support, mostly inferred from studies of exceptional balance abilities of professional young dancers [ 12].