As Thomas Jefferson put it: "in no office can rotation be more expedient" than in the presidency.
It is not only that multilateralism is more expedient than trying to do everything solo.
Mr. Ridge said the Bush administration negotiated agreements with individual countries because this was more expedient.
(With over 60,000 employees worldwide and about 10,000 employees working in Gurgaon alone, Mr. Singhal explained, it is more expedient to offer meal plans and two subsidized cafeterias).
It would probably be more expedient to simply list all the instances of murder in this three-minute trailer than to put them in any sort of context.
For a high-level executive like Sandberg taking to the page, it may be more expedient to give women advice about advancing their careers than to challenge the power structures that help companies stay ahead.
Chris Martin wants to Make Trade Fair, but he clearly feels it's more expedient to write that on his hand than to sing about it on a Coldplay album.
He set his hands as if he were weighing both sides of an argument, as if he were wondering if he should just tell the story the way he sees it (that he had one encounter with a sexually active and willing gay teenager who sought out older men online) or tell the apologetic version he has come to realize is more expedient.
For sustainability of the platform, it is more expedient for the facilitators to target both the young and the economically active age group category.
Either the company gave it a try and ran into the same problems, or decided it was more expedient to let things take their normal, slow course.
