Sentences with phrase «moot point when»

Stains and water damage are a moot point when it comes to non-porous ceramic tile.

The sales price data that's available at the land registry becomes a moot point when consumer's have access to a full - blown VOW internet platform.

Lack of expandable memory is a moot point when you can carry 1000 + eBooks around without it, IMO.

Whether everyone needs it or not is a moot point when every major competitor includes Wi - Fi as a standard feature.

Like with the 2015 model, the smooth finish became a moot point when we used Amazon's snap - on protective cover.

They might be able to post a profile on the site, but it's a moot point when they can't contact anyone.

However, I think that's a pretty moot point when you consider the far superior way to get those same nutrients: eat whole vegetables and oranges.

Talk of Balotelli's misdemeanours is however perhaps something of a moot point when you consider he doesn't come close to replicating the levels of disruption caused by the player he is set to replace, namely Luis Suarez.

With fight weekend finally here, Showtime is still getting on the nerves of White, but that will finally be a moot point when McGregor and Mayweather meet Saturday night.

Excellent question ArthurP, however, it's quickly rendered a moot point when you realize that they will be all resurrected one day and given the opportunity to live forever.

Not exact matches

It's kinda a moot point to say infinite money can buy you any play when we do not have infinite money.

While (formula company) studies show faster growth with fortifiers, studies also show far greater intestinal infections and inflammatory disorders (NEC), respiratory infections, longer hospitalizations, lower IQ's and lower survival rates when any non-human products are used, making the size thing rather a moot point.

At any rate, it's a moot point as it'll get decoupled when the mayoral control issue is settled, the Assembly just needs to decide which version of the legislation they'll support.

I asked Higgins if he regrets having spent at least $ 55,000 (as of late February — more than any other member of the delegation) on a lobbyist (Pat Lynch) to represent his interests in Albany during redistricting when, as it turns out, lobbying the Legislature was a moot point.

Noble is confident he can attract members of both parties in November when he faces off against Republican Ron Polacco — which may be a moot point since the city usually votes Democrat two - to - one for local elections, making Noble the frontrunner.

By this point, they'd have saved money just filming whoever would end up starring as the younger man when it was first mooted and having the actor show back up again for the older scenes.

That point becomes moot when an egg - shaped vessel piloted by a mysterious savior, Ego (Kurt Russell) and Mantis, (Pom Klementieff) his antenna - sporting insect-esque companion.

To answer the question - moot at this point for you I'm sure, but this is a Question and Answer site after all - What looks and acts like a blown head gasket, resulting in coolant in the cylinder, when the head gasket is fine: cracked head warped head improperly torqued ore loose head bolts (torque them down in a pattern) missing parts (o - rings, dowel pins,...

Unfortunately I think this is a moot point now because I came home yesterday to dial in the low pressure switch to fine tune when the compressor kicks on and off and saw immediately that the spring lock fitting from the condenser to the evaporator had blown off!

Since my own score is over 800, I feel it's pretty moot to be fussing over a couple points when a person's that high.

Proof that when pit bull deniers find a jurisdiction that banned pit bulls, but reported no decrease in overall bites, is a moot point.

While that alone should be a major indicator that the pit bull ban is not working, legislators are clearly not listening to facts when it comes to the breed ban so it is a bit of a moot point - at least for this post.

I will not be at all surprised when we find that it does exist in numerous other breeds... and even the lovable mutt... but as this article explains, that may very well be a moot point.

These issues seem a moot point, however, when you realize that all pets AGE, and all pets eventually cross the Rainbow Bridge.

Will there ever be an alternative to Hawaiian Airlines when traveling inter-island, or is it a moot point.

But when your buying both that is a moot point.

With the increasing price of triple - A games, readers do take consideration on their next purchase — although this point is moot when indie games are taken into question.

While I'm not one to be a Nazi about game companies rehashing last generation titles for an easy cash in (especially when they are at a discounted price, come with achievements, and are for systems that aren't backwards compatible), but even I can sort of see kind of a moot point to re-releasing games that in retrospect aren't really that old, were already popular, and did well in their original release.

This became a moot point, when GISS decided that the downloading was not problematic and permitted me to continue downloading data in exactly the same way that was doing in the first place.

It's helpful to realize that when vegans have that philosophy as a starting point, the extent of the harm to the living creature is simply moot.

If you are of the mindset that when an irresistible force meets an immovable object, the irresistible force wins everytime — by eroding the object, at which point its immovability is moot — you can certainly find evidence that the irresistible forces of change continue to assault the immovable legal market:

In this interview, he expands on the cases he sees, the moot points he faces in his line of work and the difficulties a clinical psychologist may face when instructed to Court.

The barrister I spoke to made an interesting point when saying that the LLB route benefits from a huge legal academic infrastructure, including the opportunity for mooting, law fairs and vacation schemes.

When the original iPad debuted in 2010, it had no equal, so the comparison value question was generally a moot point.

When you can get faster and more reliable connectivity from a hard - line Thunderbolt 3 connection, the point becomes rather moot.

Will never understand not just, you know, having slim bezels when the S9 has a better screen to body ratio than the iPhone X, making the whole purpose of the notch (to have a better screen to body ratio) a moot point because it doesn't even accomplish that feat.

Even if your super-generalized and haughty accusation was true, the point would be moot because the vast majority of «newbie Realtors» (as you've acknowledged, frequently) fail, but you are attempting to characterize a human frailty as an industry flaw — when there isn't even any empirical evidence that refutes the benefit of a:» commissioned sales culture!

«It impressed sellers during my listing presentations, but when I asked buyers about it, it really seemed to be a moot point with them,» Thompson says.

When sellers say they do not have the money to cover the commission, agents should show them a list of expired listings, most of which have lower commissions, and explain that they pay commissions only when the home sells and it is a moot point if the home languishes on the marWhen sellers say they do not have the money to cover the commission, agents should show them a list of expired listings, most of which have lower commissions, and explain that they pay commissions only when the home sells and it is a moot point if the home languishes on the marwhen the home sells and it is a moot point if the home languishes on the market.