Sentence examples similar to expedient it was from inspiring English sources

While the Goldman investigation is politically expedient, it's misguided and unjust.

And if the person happens to be tired, or frigh tened (as often is the case with an applicant for a position), offering a chair is more than expedient, it is divine.

And temporary, and expedient it is, in ISIS' view.

While political intrigue and transnational jihadism remain General Hamid Gul's lasting legacies, perhaps a major lesson is that while doing business with unsavory characters can be expedient, it is surely not without disastrous consequences.

For the Athenians, the treaty had been expedient, but it was never popular.

We welcome the coming referendum as a matter of democratic principle, expedient though it is for the Conservatives.

It has thereby exposed Casey's extraordinary deference to precedent for the result-oriented expedient that it is.

A website, "No to 55%", has been set up. "Introducing an 'enhanced majority' for confidence votes in the Commons may be politically expedient, but it's not democratic.

Sometimes deserved treatment is expedient; sometimes it is not.

Sometimes undeserved treatment is expedient; sometimes it is not.

That may be politically expedient but it's fiscally inadequate.