Sentence examples similar to expedient contract from inspiring English sources
Live albums might still work as souvenirs for some fans, and expedient contract-fulfilling product for some artists, but who's using the format to make a statement anymore?
With almost a third of the workforce on temporary contracts, marginal workers are easy to shed by the simple expedient of not renewing contracts.
While hiring native employees to staff foreign operations is politically expedient and often mandated by government contracts, the decision is also good management, Mr. Durando said.
Mr. Gulotta's Republican administration did it with reckless budgeting practices that covered up deficits with gimmickry in order to support a politically expedient regime of inefficient county agencies bloated by patronage, overly generous labor contracts and services the county could ill afford.
The concern is that as the contracts come up for renegotiation, Excite@Home may lose its exclusivity because the cable partners may find it expedient to open their networks to America Online aol and other ISPs like Mindspring mspg and Earthlink elnk.
His going became expedient.
This expedient is hardly unprecedented.
Bill Clinton did what was expedient.
There's only expedient exaggeration".
