moot point

If Gov. Dave Heineman wants the job, I suspect he'll win the primary in a landslide, making this post a moot point.

As they continue the search, Clive Irving explains why the black box might be a moot point—and why Airbus is worried.

The only moot point seemed to be whether he intended to slay the whole mob or be selective and cut down only important members.

The effect of periods of depression, such as 1903 and 1908, upon the proportion of low-grade tonnage is a moot point.

It is rather a moot-point how far she inclined to the Reformed doctrines, properly so called.

It began to be a moot point whether they might not be forced to pass the night there, in the middle of Roaring Brook.

It is a moot point with students whether the ballade or chant royal is the earlier and original poem.