moot造句

The issue may be moot.

Whether popularity is good measure of the success of a definition is a moot point.

In fact, it's quite possible that digital technology will make this particular problem moot.

In this case, any questions of sharing between applications are obviously moot.

Whether all this largess will be enough to negate the huge economic incentive to poach tigers is moot.

But Dean calls it "a moot question" because "I don't think President Bush would have ever done it."

What isn't moot, and worth continuing discussion, is what JAXP is now, and how it's being used.

Ultimately, which carrier's map has more ink on it is moot if the carrier's cell towers don't reach your particular location.

Whether the financial industry would have hit the brakes if it had had digital dashboards showing Banks' overall exposures in real time is a moot point.

There is, of course, the problem of customers. Whether people will be willing to live and work in structures that double as waste dumps is moot.

As climate change and urbanization continue to reshape the ecological landscape, more species will leave their homelands-making the distinction between resident and alien a moot point.

Whether this knowledge can be used to help surviving twins is moot. But identifying a problem is the first step to remedying it. Dr Pharoah seems to have done that.

It is a moot point but there is an argument in health and safety law that failing to cancel the match carries an exposure to risk and is a breach of the law.