Sentence examples for expedient form from inspiring English sources

In clinical practice the two are often considered to be equivalent, and, in some cases, comprehensive geriatric assessment teams are seen as a more expedient form of assessment as it does not require fixed beds.

By Amy Bennett NEW YORK, USA, 24 July 2007 – Riding a motorcycle from Northern Scotland all the way to South Africa may not be the most expedient form of travel.

Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman take the 'Long Way Down' to support landmine education NEW YORK, USA, 24 July 2007 – Riding a motorcycle from Northern Scotland all the way to South Africa may not be the most expedient form of travel.

Although this is an obvious realization for someone from the so-called Silicon Valley, visiting the CHM helped me consider the philosophical implications undergirding the material interests of the tech industry, which is so heavily invested in designing more expedient forms of memory.

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Driven by the military-industrial complex, we applied the most expedient and familiar form of power we know, only to find out that we now find ourselves in a strategic environment in which soft power and diplomacy and development are really more efficacious.

From this expedient perspective he formed a convenient, but genuine, conviction that Mr Bush's instincts were correct.

Ralph M. Engel, a Manhattan estate-planning lawyer, said that while a surviving joint owner may be able to renounce the interest owned by a deceased joint owner for tax purposes, it is generally more expedient to change the form of title ahead of time if estate taxes will be an issue.

Since selenious acid is used as selenium source in the formation of CdSe, it is expedient to find in what form selenious acid is in the solution based on the HNO3 HCl mixture (pH ≈ 1.5).

But if expedition, or want of funds, drives us to the use of this sort of work, or as an expedient to bring work to a square form, let it be executed as follows.

At times the Commission has resorted to the expedient of showing costs in the form of averages.