Sentence examples for certainly expedient from inspiring English sources
Applying a blanket ban on travel for anyone within 3 weeks of arriving from Guinea, Liberia, or Sierra Leone, independent of the category of risk, was certainly expedient, but profoundly unjust, and also an inefficient public health measure.
Upcoding from group B to C is certainly not expedient: the threshold is very high and the additional reimbursement is well below the actual cost incurred.
But social promotion is certainly the most expedient way for schools to deal with difficult students.
The law's author, Illinois Rep. Henry Hyde, justified it as politically expedient, saying: "I certainly would like to prevent, if I could legally, anybody having an abortion--a rich woman, a middle-class woman, or a poor woman.
Certainly this approach is far more expedient (and salable) than academic notions of stars as semiotic signs or sites of contradiction.
Lieber offered an analogy which set the issue out clearly: "When a highway robber asks my purse, and I, being unarmed, consider it expedient to give it, I certainly recognize the robber, it is no more than recognition of a fact".
Certainly, killing Bin Laden instead of trying him in a court of law was politically expedient.
Or about "Hail the Conquering Hero": "Most certainly Sturges has fine comic and satiric gifts, and knows how to tell more truth than that when he thinks it expedient; but he seldom does".
This expedient is hardly unprecedented.
