Sentence examples for will be moot from inspiring English sources
But then, too, the question of "when" will be moot.
If he can't, the longer-term goals will be moot.
"If the government drags its feet for another five years, it will be moot".
The issue will be moot if the family cannot vote its shares.
"If he can't do that, all of this will be moot".
All if this will be moot unless Mr. Paul is able to make up 194 votes in the county.
As world leaders talk up the need for a new financial architecture, more reforms will be mooted.
He also believes that "the 'winner takes all' effect caused by top placement in search results will be mooted by emerging personalized search technology" (p. 121).
So the ethical quandary over whether to monitor will soon be moot.
When Cameron's time is finally up, a campaign for his resignation will then be moot.
Speculation about Hillary Clinton's successor in the Senate will soon be moot, but the debate about America's political dynasties is hopefully just starting.
