Sentence examples for expedient course from inspiring English sources

On the importance of doing the right thing (even if that wasn't the most expedient course of action).

That was politically expedient, of course, but it also took an admirably limited view of executive power and acknowledged the independence of the legal system.

Instead, the O'Farrell government took the politically expedient path.

These reversals give the White House the cover necessary to argue for accelerated withdrawal – should it become expedient to pursue such a course.

He put Aug. 2 as the rough date on which those expedients would have run their course.

But, as polls showed Americans growing jittery about gasoline prices, McCain apparently found it expedient in this area, too, to shift course.

Of course it's politically shrewd and expedient to the pursuit of the presidency that Obama claim his white lineage.

Either the company gave it a try and ran into the same problems, or decided it was more expedient to let things take their normal, slow course.

Whether this is the best course of action or simply the most expedient is not clear, especially because the risk of stroke increases during adult life [ 37].

"In due course, the university will decide what is right, proper and expedient.

For Cherokee, one of the nation's largest companies involved in the remediation of brownfields, building golf courses has offered one of the most affordable and expedient solutions for recycling contaminated land.