Sentence examples for because it was expedient from inspiring English sources
If they had done this, the story they would have to tell was that he was cast aside because it was expedient to the prime minister's party political interests to do so.
In this regard, Kościuszko also stated that the Duchy of Warsaw was created in 1807 only because it was expedient, rather than because Napoleon supported Polish sovereignty.
Hours before the banquet Deng Xiaoping advised Bush against "playing a card because it is expedient".
"Now we expect the international community to do the same, not only because it is expedient, but because it is right".
During the Kosovo campaign in 1999, Mr Blair made it clear that winning the conflict was important both because of the message it would send to other dictators and because it would provide a template for action in the future.The awful truth is that Mr Blair goes along with these ideas not because it's expedient, but because he believes them.
Efficiently, in the first few scenes, we see and hear his philosophy of life: he's a user, a player, a misogynist, a thief, mugger and murderer because it's expedient, not because it's premeditated.
3. The campaign for community based care should be sustained as there are those whose actions subvert such efforts not because they do not understand or believe in the efficacy of the community based approach to OVC care but because it is expedient for them to do so.
He considered international agreements to be binding only insofar as it was expedient for the state.
In other words, it was expedient.
That's not ironic, it's expedient".
