Sentence examples for equally expedient from inspiring English sources
It is equally expedient to suggest the consumption of foods like brightly coloured fruits, vegetables, green teas and blue berries which are good sources of natural iron chelators capable of mitigating excessive release of free iron from their ligands by HIV infected individuals.
Mr. Wood justified his behavior as expedient.
It is this technology which European colonizers misinterpreted as expedient and insubstantial.
This equally obscene expedient strikes at the very heart of a free and civilised polity.
The new provisions of the New York bill were regarded as expedients to deal with this crisis.
However, I could possibly use it to build what is known as an expedient shelter.
Moreover, human rights are also recognized as an expedient of human development.
Albeit extremely simple, this approach is robust and computationally expedient, as detailed in the Results section.
Perhaps it's a question of inspiration: great art inspires more art, some equally great, some dreadful, some satirical, some expedient, some thrilling.
Expedient started out as meaning "suitable, fit"; Shakespeare wrote that "expedient manage must be made" and "with all expedient duty".
