Sentence examples for With expediency from inspiring English sources

In New York City everything is done with expediency.

But by the time the 1979 election was held, Margaret Thatcher combined radical distinctiveness with expediency.

"In my experience, Dillon was more concerned with expediency than with thorough prosecution," she said.

Instinctive hostility to digging up this storied, tropical terrain collides with expediency.

The end result was haphazard at best and often had more to do with expediency than aesthetics.

Dr. Grant wrote: "He offers a lot of detailed ethical and practical advice, highly conservative, and not unmixed with expediency and self-interest.

And as this new legal consciousness has taken hold, legal experts say, the system is slowly becoming more concerned with justice and less with political expediency.

Plots and subplots are handled with clumsy expediency, and themes that might connect this movie with the larger Lucasfilm mythos aren't allowed to develop.

I also expected to learn who Snoke was---but The Last Jedi dispensed with all that, killing off the cartoonish villain with tidy expediency.

Mao Zedong, whose life left indelible marks on the lives of more than a billion people and changed the trajectory of the world, is to be studied with care and thoughtfulness, not to be judged with moral expediency.

The stay of execution had a lot to do with political expediency.