Sentence examples for rendering moot from inspiring English sources
Some economists are more sanguine, arguing that people will adapt and work longer, rendering moot measures of dependency which assume no one works after the age of 65.
The networks expect to be able to insert fresh, personalized ads into VOD episodes in the future, rendering moot a lot of the industry's current concerns about on-demand.
Cruz clubbed a fastball into the seats in left-center, putting Texas up, 5-1, and rendering moot any bullpen plans Girardi had for the rest of the game.
By the time they arrived, skin cultures showed the ringworm was gone, thus rendering moot "the entire reason for us looking — so we could speed up the ringworm rehabilitation," Ms. Dudina said.
Conspicuously missing was the Monarchs' shortstop from the previous season, Jackie Robinson, who was playing for the Brooklyn Dodgers' farm club in Montreal, and was on the verge of rendering moot this whole segregated enterprise.
Alternatively, and more in line with the aspirations of most Israelis and Palestinians, Israel could agree to the creation of a viable and sovereign neighboring Palestinian state, based on the 1967 lines, thereby rendering moot the entire issue of settlements and occupation.
This argument was quickly rendered moot because of the cost.
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.
Congress cannot let the controversy be rendered moot by Mr. Bolton's recess appointment.
