Sentence examples for expedient perspective from inspiring English sources
From this expedient perspective he formed a convenient, but genuine, conviction that Mr Bush's instincts were correct.
It just happens to be the most politically expedient view.
The concern was that Murdoch would soften it, that he would make it somehow more corporate, more expedient from a business perspective; he might somehow be compromise the politics of it.
Minimizing the number of negative samples is expedient from a laboratory perspective, particularly when labor-intensive virus isolation techniques are being used.
I have been pleasantly surprised that despite being a new fund, we have managed to win deals, as entrepreneurs were impressed that we offer unique perspectives, an expedient diligence process and decisions that are not based on popular sentiment or market trends.
And temporary, and expedient it is, in ISIS' view.
The dual construction refers to the workable space accounted for in terms of broader organizational service perspectives like delivering service in an expedient manner, ensuring that all the different services of the resort can both be accessed and executed.
In these cases, actors' representations of fair value were found to be expedient, unstable and ultimately in direct contradiction of the market participant's perspective that is 'wished-for' in IFRS.
From a purely construction-cost perspective, heightening Lower Tisza levees is potentially the most cost-effective and politically expedient solution (i.e., impacts the least number of people).
This expedient is hardly unprecedented.
