Sentence examples for expedient to practice from inspiring English sources

Lately, we have been encountering political leaders and aspirants to leadership who have found it expedient to practice a kind of single-entry political bookkeeping --where there is a lot of debate about the income side, paid for by, ugh, taxes, but an echoing silence about the expense side, which pays for many vital public services and public-payroll jobs, jobs, jobs.

The physical properties of QCA make it expedient to use serial data transfer/processing.

However, many in Congress voted no because it was politically expedient to do so.

For this purpose, it is expedient to use a larger variety of mass media.

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.

Given the limited knowledge of saponin effects on fish, it is expedient to apply high-throughput analytic techniques.

… it seems an expedient highly necessary to be adopted; and will be calculated to do credit to practice, by securing the very important end of everything being of the purest kind, & of the best quality.

Remember to practice, practice, practice, and practice!

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".

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

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