Sentence examples for better expediency from inspiring English sources

The city's designers may have had their plans, but it is the deep streak of pragmatism or, better, expediency that runs through so much of life here that drives things.

Alloying of metal nanoparticles is a technique of emerging new materials that have better high-tech expediency than their parent metal nanoparticles.

Virtually all of this is preventable with a readily available expediency: better use of feet and forks.

Political expediency, for better or worse, is not a principle he holds dear.

"Broad economic principles", he said in a great speech in Manchester in 1904, "always in the end defeat the sharp devices of expediency; science is better than sleight of hand; justice outwits intrigues; free imports can contend with hostile tariffs; honesty is, in fact, the policy that pays the best.

In fact, I'm more forgiving of the people who actually believe it than the people who know better and stood silently by out of political expediency".

In fact, I'm more forgiving of the people who actually believe it than the people who know better and stood silently by, out of political expediency, because it was politically convenient.

Buddy didn't invent political expediency, but he played it harder and better than most.

Perhaps it would be better as a general rule to let history, not political expediency, determine who deserves to be immortalized.

Ever the weathervane and party man, (except when expediency dictates he change parties) Coleman spent the better part of his first three years in office voting the party line, and consistently supporting the Bush administration.

Sanford accrued that kind support at least in part due to political expediency – a big-name, well-connected veteran politician has better odds in the general election against the formidable opposition of Elizabeth ColbElizabeth.