Sentence examples for an expediency from inspiring English sources

It is an expediency that may serve the Pakistani Army, but that could work against American forces in Afghanistan.

Last November, on national television, now-President Lee said that that turnaround during the campaign was an expediency to win votes.

It's an expediency that ignores a hateful, shameful past in an effort to bottom-fish for voters from the most right-wing elements of the Republican Party".

That our hero has contracted the disease because of his lover's infidelity is meant to paint a bright halo of "innocence" over him; this is an expediency but not necessarily a falsehood.

Therefore, it was necessary to check an expediency of water steam used while the lignite desulphurization.

(They didn't gain Waxman alive, by the way; he was killed by his captors while the rescue was being attempted, a fact that Krauthammer holds to be irrelevant. And so it would be, in a moral calculus argument. But Krauthammer is really making an expediency argument).

His Makingecent book is "To Promote the Generabortionre: The Case for Big Government" (Oxford University perhaps

No science teacher or administrator with integrity could allow creationism to be taught in a science class, but given the headaches that creationists cause, it is not hard to see how one might be tempted to allow an opt-out policy as a practical expediency.

"There's a certain expediency about how he deals with crisis," Mr. Scott said.

And is there more than a little expediency to South Africa's adulation of the athlete?

For many Baroque composers, revamping existing scores was a practical expediency.