Sentence examples for or moot from inspiring English sources

There were jokes from the bench, and the tone of the arguments was far more relaxed, more conversational than the arguments they'd seen in either federal or moot court.

While the information that the two sergeants are alleged to have sold may be obsolete or moot because of the profound changes in East-West relations in Europe, Senator David L. Boren has said that the syndrome of betrayal for money is still a concern.

Any nickname may be used when posting, even one that has been previously adopted, such as "Anonymous" or "moot".

It seemed a moot point (or moot half point if you will) when the Jets blasted out of the gate and scored TDs on their first three drives.

Chris Poole, or Moot as he is better known online, rose to prominence as the teenage creator of 4Chan, an image-based message board that serves as the internet's underbelly, where memes and trolls find their early incubation to this day.

The question does not appear trivial or moot.

Sweeter strawberries, non-browning mushrooms, and tastier ground-cherries have all been either attempted or mooted in the past.

Of course, it's important to establish your CV-building extracurriculars such as debating or mooting, but also take time out of the law bubble.

However, with 11 new connections linking the UK and other European countries either under construction or mooted by developers, imports could provide more than a fifth of the country's electricity needs by 2025, the government expects.

Preventing the regime from killing civilians, and signalling intent to Russia, is far more likely to compel the regime to the negotiating table than anything currently being done or mooted.

Several deals have been agreed or mooted in recent months, notably in Germany where, if regulators allow Telefónica of Spain to buy Dutch-owned e-Plus, the number of mobile operators will be reduced from four to three.In more concentrated markets Europe's operators would probably be more profitable.