Sentence examples for expedient to make from inspiring English sources
Carson found it expedient to make his comment because the N.R.A. has shaped the public discourse around guns, in one of the most successful P.R. (or propaganda, depending on your perspective) campaigns of all time.
He was hanged, drawn and quartered on highly equivocal evidence; it was, noted Lord Salisbury, "expedient to make it manifest to the world how far these men's doctrinal practice toucheth into the bowels of treason".
Gordon Brown was his own deputy prime minister, but David Cameron found it expedient to make Nick Clegg, his Lib Dem coalition partner, deputy PM with a big office and team.
It has been politically expedient to make the PCC the whipping boy for the failures of a police investigation.
In the end, even those campaigning for Remain thought it expedient to make calls for "legitimate" discussion around immigration.
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.
Warramunga was to be attached to a force of five Royal Navy destroyers led by a captain, making it expedient to have the Australian ship commanded by an officer of lower rank.
Moreover, the ship was to be attached to a force of five Royal Navy destroyers led by a captain, making it expedient to have the Australian ship commanded by an officer of lower rank; McNicoll was consequently replaced by Commander Otto Becher on 28 July.
He had to make sure of the crucial provincial commands; it was also expedient to have some dissidents rounded up at home before his return and (he would be able to argue) on someone else's orders.
Then, in the games, it becomes expedient to pretend she's in love with Peeta – expedient but deeply confusing.
He's a medicine-hidden-in-pudding kind of guy, doubtless seeing these choices as expedient and allowing him to make more reflective choices elsewhere.
