Sentence examples for this question moot from inspiring English sources

Mr Drum writes:Matt [Yglesias] is right that one of the theoretical virtues of NGDP targeting is that it combines both employment and inflation into a single metric, which would make this question moot for policymakers, but it unquestionably does imply that during recessions the Fed would tolerate higher inflation.

After some internal discussion, Mr. DiFrancesco rendered the question moot today.

"But what is nine-thirty to eleven?" He then granted that federal law technically supersedes the municipal code, making the question moot except as a matter of philosophical inquiry.

They're saying, 'Philosophers don't know anything about mental health, and they're going to serve as an endangerment to clients".' Marinoff considers his philosophical practice all the clinical training he needs, and could be on the verge of rendering the question moot.

King's defeat in the 1930 federal election rendered the question moot.

The guild continued to press for an industrywide settlement that would make the questions moot.

Until recently, it seemed as if Ryan would be the answer to the trivia question: Who was the player drafted second after Sidney Crosby in 2005 who was a total bust in the N.H.L.? But his red-hot January has rendered that question moot.

Many a time, the questions mooted are meant to mislead the defender.

About the album's subtitle Mr. Garchik made any possible questions moot.

The deal between Mr. Codey and the Giants has made such questions moot.

So yesterday, with Mr. Torricelli effectively retired and the ethics questions moot, Mr. Forrester held his own news conference at the State House.