Sentence examples for expediency with from inspiring English sources
How China conducts its investigation into the explosions — the amount of transparency it permits into the process, the expediency with which findings are conveyed, and its willingness to expose powerful people, if necessary — will serve as a barometer of the leadership's control.
While Hillary's friends — emphasizing that the reforms as a whole benefitted the people of Arkansas — defend the test as an act of political pragmatism, Hillary herself appears to have trouble reconciling this instance of expediency with her sense that she is a person of high moral purpose.
The euro would look like a hastily cobbled together monetary pact driven from pillar to post by economic expediency, with no reliable underlying governance structure.
This bill is a shocking example of legislation driven by political expediency with no consideration of the human costs, or data to guide the decision-making.
More often the design combines utter expediency with bigger gestures, like the wide soil-nail walls and bridges near the crest of the hill, that instead of taking advantage of their grand scale try and fail to hide it.
As soon as Zoe starts evaluating the quality of the tidbits of information that Frank has been feeding her instead of the expediency with which they are delivered, Frank murders her.
"In my experience, Dillon was more concerned with expediency than with thorough prosecution," she said.
"When matters of principle and expediency clash with Rupert, expediency wins every time," says Frank Barlow, who, as the managing director of the London-based media conglomerate Pearson, is chairman of the Financial Times and oversees the Penguin publishing group.
It is a thoroughly illogical move, which could only be explained away by short-term electoral expediency coupled with an evangelical adherence to démodé 1980s neoliberal economics.
Standard hospital care can be risky for older people [ 12, 30– 33] and is designed to deal with acute illness with expediency.
I'd go further: since most people have, at some time in their lives, found themselves in the position of going against principle in the interest of expediency, any viewer with any imagination at all can identify with the extermination-camp guards and ghetto officials Lanzmann interviews, low-level functionaries or conscripts who find themselves in a dire situation and just want to get through it.
