McElroy said, "I think there was a sense of expediency because it's a very competitive story".
This is not something I am proud of, but it's something I have done out of expediency, because I have seen, a million times, how saying something idealistic is used to attack your fundamental standing, credibility and status.
It hasn't been a decision made out of expediency or because polling said so, or because a shining orange figure visited Steve Hilton in a dream one night.
In the statement, he contended that the 128 cases were dropped because of "political expediency".
The pension firms have had the new rules thrust upon them with unprecedented speed, mainly, it seems, because of political expediency.
"Yet we do not know how to maximize or optimise it because of political expediency".
"They did this not simply for the sake of expediency but because to have a woman of my background challenge the core conscripts of our political and social culture is simply too much for a system that holds that only lawyers and insurance salesmen are qualified to lead.
Is having a good cause enough to make you a good person?" Conversely the show also asks: are you a bad person simply because you err on the side of expediency?
The elements fell together in part for the sake of expediency and in part because, according to Wisnom, "neither Tom [Stell] or I realized the other was joking".
