Sentence examples for expedient path from inspiring English sources

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

— The most expedient path from the first green to the second tee at the T.P.C.

He, too, declined to distribute funds on the basis of risk, deciding instead to follow the politically more expedient path of making awards solely on the basis of population.

Then again, I probably had my answer years ago, well before having seen many players go down that more expedient path and still end up as used goods after another bad year in Double-A.

Then, apparently, the developer took the most expedient path: 12-foot ceilings were lowered to 8 feet, the tall windows overlooking the East River were cut off at the top, and some heating pipes were covered over with the cheap parquet flooring so popular back then.

In a victory for cannabis hysteria, the NSW Minister for Health, Jillian Skinner, took the politically expedient path of rejecting the unanimous findings of a NSW Parliamentary Inquiry that the terminally ill be allowed to possess and use small quantities of crude cannabis.

Though CondNet and CBS may be just two of those advancing the cross-pollination between television and digital media companies, their early efforts represent the most expedient paths.

Do the right thing or take the politically expedient route.

It's the cheapest, most expedient way to go.

You can't do it the politically expedient way anymore".

In countries like the United States, where the emphasis is on winning medals, there is a desire to see the Olympic program return to its pre-2000 fofmat of preliminaries and finals so the stars have a more expedient, less arduous path to gold.