Sentence examples for expedient to address from inspiring English sources

It is therefore expedient to address this gap, with the aim of providing preliminary data that could influence the prevention and management of PE and PIH in Ghana.

"The government will take the most expedient route to address the issue as soon as possible in order to comply with the European court's judgment".

The clinicians facing this web of complexity determined that referral to the emergency department, and subsequent admission to hospital, was the most expedient solution to address the patient's health problems.

Cowardice is doing the expedient, that which may yield short-term votes, yet fails to address the long-term crisis and only exacerbates it.

I feel that you don't want to address this issue because it isn't politically expedient for you.

Rep. King must know this but chooses not to address the deadly effects of border walls because it is not politically expedient.

The new provisions of the New York bill were regarded as expedients to deal with this crisis.

This in turn informs the modeller's or research funder's decision about whether it is expedient to do the work to make these possible improvements or correct these possible errors in order to satisfactorily address this question about the value of new weed management technologies or practices.

Then, in the games, it becomes expedient to pretend she's in love with Peeta – expedient but deeply confusing.

Only moderately successful, he found it expedient to support the Roman commune's expansionist policies.

Mr Prodi called it a short-term expedient to allow longer-term measures to be enacted.