Sentence examples for will moot from inspiring English sources

But it does draw people closer to a world where inexpensive liquid crystal displays will moot the long-running debate about convergence because people will just plug in their cable or Internet or Wi-Fi and do what they please.

"The whole concept of ‘Can I get a job or not?' will be moot in about ten years because everyone will be able to do something in the cloud".

The issue will be moot if the family cannot vote its shares.

Community groups say they hope that the case will be moot after the November election for mayor.

Management contends that the issue of quality will be moot if the orchestra dies, and that Detroit simply cannot afford an orchestra of the kind that now exists.

However, that tactical question will be moot if the Yanks are not the fitter, more steely and less mistake-prone team on the field.

The little road noise allowed to enter the cabin will be moot against the Model X's 17-speaker stereo system.

All of which will be moot by Feb. 25, when we can finally look at "The Passion of the Christ" for what it is -- part of a long and tangled movie tradition as well as an act of cultural provocation.

Of course, all of this will be moot after December 2012 anyway, right?

Any second-guessing will be moot by the time the champagne dries.

In about ten days, all of it will be moot when Hagel is confirmed, anyway.