Sentence examples for another expedient from inspiring English sources

(Another expedient, inflecting crayoned surfaces with points of rolled paper, leather, or cork, has an even tangier name: "stumping").

But still, the state might be tempted to find another expedient to keep up appearances until after the next presidential election in 2017, or until economic growth picks up and unemployment falls.

Neither is there any enthusiasm for another possible expedient: Charles' stepping aside in favor of his son, the hugely popular Prince William, who will be 30 this month.

I actually thought at one point he was a compassionate conservative but that turns out to be just another politically expedient oxymoron.

But if it does, it will be yet another example of expedient politics trumping sound policy.

Set against civil war — the Wars of Religion (1562-98) — the story turns on Marie of Mézières, an heiress who, while she loves the heroic Henri de Guise Gaspard Ulliell), is married off by her father, the Marquis of Mézières (Philippe Magnan), to another, more politically expedient war hero, the Prince of Montpensier (Grégoire Leprince-Ringuet).

But if you don't have the time and money and/or you would like to minimize your child's heartache when they get rejected from a "dream" school, there is another, much more expedient, way to approach the college tour experience.

A mid-term move to another post may well be expedient.

Like juicing — another Kale Age method of expedient renewal — ayahuasca is appreciated for its efficiency.

Put another way, "It's politically expedient to talk about.

The solution adopted was to take sufficient artillery pieces of various qualities and vintages from the fortress of Elvas, but this expedient caused yet another delay in Allied progress.