It is expedient to shift the memorial park 40 yards, but the memory of fallen soldiers should supersede that change.
And all bow before the memory of the one among us who believed most ardently in the power of ideas and who, indeed, made of his own ideas a force that, more than once, undermined our certitudes, exposed facile consolations and expedient accommodations, and, yes, managed to change, a bit, the order of things.
"People like myself waste a lot of effort and energy trying to convince people not to change path because it is politically expedient," he said, adding that a "stop-start culture of negativity" was deterring investors.
Various other designs have been tried since, but all were seen as temporary expedients intended to tide a patient over until the real thing became available from a human donor.That may be about to change.
Quote here, "As the reviewer well knows, ATP and ADP are expedients to shift the monomer oligomer equilibrium".
More often for creation and development of TID is expedient to support the available specialization of science and production as cardinal change of a profile of activity can appear very expensive and risky action.
They found it expedient to invoke Chinese "culture" to counter the demands of civil rights and black power activists for substantive change.
Not only was it professionally expedient to work for six years in arguably the most influential ecommerce company in the world, but the experience also forever changed how I think about building a successful business.
Then, in the games, it becomes expedient to pretend she's in love with Peeta – expedient but deeply confusing.
It may have appeared expedient to delay matters at the time, but once the police appeared on the scene the FA lost control of the process and the dynamic dramatically changed.
