Sentence examples for expedient to begin from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, it's expedient to begin where the show is less crowded.

The SEC, which itself has been attacked for failing to stop the over-leveraged and speculative conditions that led to the credit crisis to begin with, is picking the most politically expedient but least effective way to show it's dealing with the financial markets crisis.

Training and skill-building, coupled with a real commitment to affordable housing and health care, may not be politically expedient, but can begin to offer us a way to end the cycles of homelessness and poverty.

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

Most incumbents are prepared to adopt any expedient to pursue policy objectives and to retain office.

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

"Given our long partnership, we felt it was much more expedient to settle this audit".

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

It was seen as expedient to enlist them in an effort to heighten tax compliance.

The law faculty at Pavia took offense, and Valla found it expedient to leave.

Probably half of them do, and the other half find it expedient to pretend to.