Sentence examples for as more expedient from inspiring English sources

While they accepted Mr. Greenwald's offer, his opponents viewed the gesture as more expedient than generous.

In clinical practice the two are often considered to be equivalent, and, in some cases, comprehensive geriatric assessment teams are seen as a more expedient form of assessment as it does not require fixed beds.

Some within US politics were inclined to "let them kill each other," but now clamor for more robust US military intervention as ISIS has not only emerged from the chaos as more direct threat but also as politically more expedient bad guy.

On the one hand supererogation serves as a more expedient or guaranteed way of achieving everlasting life; on the other, it is intrinsically good in being aimed at higher ends than the mere fulfillment of the commandments.

Quirk is as likely a route to fame as versatility, and probably a more expedient one.

Garnering support would even be more expedient in setting as the one studied here, where states wield power over reforms.

This suggests a more expedient diagnosis in infertile women as compared with those presenting pelvic pain symptoms.

Rather than inventory all the potential "bad" stuff in the universe, both known and as yet unknown, the immune system does the more expedient thing: It establishes an inventory of "self".

For the correlation, in the tree-building process it was found to be more expedient to exclude the reference as the correlation method was not able to cope with the reference taxon's lack of variability in the evolved data.

Then again, I probably had my answer years ago, well before having seen many players go down that more expedient path and still end up as used goods after another bad year in Double-A.

As Thomas Jefferson put it: "in no office can rotation be more expedient" than in the presidency.