Sentence examples for be extremely expedient from inspiring English sources

And it happens to be extremely expedient for any politician with the will to use it.

In the first place, it is extremely dubious whether this short-term expedient will serve the long-term needs of the economy.

The embargo may be legally expedient too.

But that would be crassly expedient.

The method appears to be fairly expedient in implementation.

That would be politically expedient for the Obama administration.

"But it never seems to be politically expedient".

In other words, piecemeal legislation may be politically expedient, but it won't necessarily be effective.

That may be politically expedient but it's fiscally inadequate.

"If the government wants to prove it's serious about justice and protecting vulnerable people, ministers must urgently acknowledge that Britain's policy of arbitrarily placing people behind bars because it's politically expedient is wholly unjust, extremely expensive and utterly unsustainable.

"Unilateralism" in military affairs may be necessary and expedient.