Sentence examples for expedient to explore from inspiring English sources
It is therefore expedient to explore means of sufficiently reducing the radiation dose using commercially available high-pressure washing machines.
Postwar economies also forced British governments to explore new fiscal expedients, which aroused discontent at home and in the American colonies.
I'm sure some of those nice students you visited in the hinterland have aptitudes for physics or biology or astronomy or rocket science, but they're never going to explore those avenues in which they could have become productive citizens because you and Barack think it's politically expedient to give your stamps of authenticity to ancient mythologies.
It is not the intention to define the term in this paper nor to explore the concept in depth, except to note that there appears to be almost constant redefinition and shifting of semantic boundaries whenever it is expedient to do so — often more in response to political fashion than crop pest reality.
