Sentence examples for rendered moot from inspiring English sources

When a suspect dies, the question of guilt or innocence is usually rendered moot.

And a convenient excuse to ignore a call may be rendered moot.

The issue was rendered moot in March, 2011, when the revolution began in Syria.

Congress cannot let the controversy be rendered moot by Mr. Bolton's recess appointment.

Some issues in the case might have been rendered moot by the decision.

Mr. Houghton's remarks — and the speed limit that inspired them — have been rendered moot, though not by a rival state.

But Woods is now at No. 7 in the world rankings that his former brilliance once rendered moot.

Roosevelt's inability to extract an unambiguous statement of support was ultimately rendered moot by Hanna's death in February 1904.

The distinction between illustration and painting is rendered moot by the teeming quality of both surface and subject.

The threat could be rendered moot if the negotiations produce a deal, even at less than 52.5 percent.

This argument was quickly rendered moot because of the cost.