Sentence examples similar to expedient occasion from inspiring English sources

Johnson's dictionary advises that it's "the contrivance of expedients after the occasion of using them is past.

The latter was to be publicly degraded, and his man bastinadoed, as demanded by the British Consul, but owing to the excitement occasioned by the affair of the French flag, Mr Young deemed it expedient to defer the infliction of the penalty for some days.The United StatesGreat preparations are being made by the Democratic party for the coming Presidential contest.

This was one of the many occasions on which the millionaires of the era demonstrated that they thought it expedient for their conspicuous consumption to be kept inconspicuous.

It is expedient.

Impatience is expedient.

His going became expedient.

This expedient is hardly unprecedented.

Bill Clinton did what was expedient.

The embargo may be legally expedient too.

There's only expedient exaggeration".

"It seemed expedient," says Thompson.