Sentence examples for remain moot from inspiring English sources

Whether aid promotes growth can remain moot.

In the past 50 years, many aspects of this disease have been broadly investigated (aetiology, life cycle, diffusion, epidemiology, pathogenesis and immunology) but its diagnosis and treatment still remain moot issues.

They have progressed to the point where local daily newspapers run regular commentary on them, while their origins remain moot.

And while some of the platform's policies can be enacted through executive action, most will remain moot as long as Republicans control Congress.

An unwilling Saudi Arabia should be placed on notice that the nuclear defense umbrella proffered by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (please see "Hillary Clinton's Nuclear Defense Umbrella for the Oil Price Gougers--Who Pays?") will remain moot and tucked away in an umbrella stand in the halls of Foggy Bottom.

These answers remain moot.

Whether any of this actually happens, though, has remained moot.

The issue remained moot for her until a year and a half ago when, during a conversation with her husband, Leonard Troupp -- who happens to be a rabbi at Temple Beth David, a Reform synagogue in Commack -- she learned that Jewish thinking on the issue was not unanimous.

Plato at this point clearly regards refutation as insufficient to make true converts; whether he ever had such confidence in the power of refutation must remain a moot point.

However, they note that causality remains moot.

How long it will remain so is moot.