Sentence examples for expedient with the from inspiring English sources

The one that he called the most expedient, with the potential to restore the drug to some patients within weeks, would be to classify it as an investigational new drug, the category given to drugs that are experimental and still under study.

According to the Senate report filed with the bill which became the Coinage Act, these changes were intended as a temporary expedient, with the free coinage of silver to be restored when bullion prices became stable.

He conducted his often lonely mission in the name of Christian morality while many others made an expedient peace with the Nazis.

The stability facility, created as a temporary expedient with a three-year span, may be extended and evolve into a permanent crisis-resolution mechanism.

It cuts through the miasma of gossip about the artist's mistresses that has long been Picasso scholarship's expedient for coping with the sex in his work.

For scientists working there, it became professionally expedient to side with the Department of Energy and to denounce Lee, a former colleague and neighbor.

Had there been no expedient fiddling about with the family names earlier in the century, the 1947 marriage between our Queen and her consort would have been not a Windsor/Mountbatten wedding but a Saxe-Coburg-Gotha/Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg one.

Some of the text is let down by a taxonomic expedient Hari shares with the authorities he rails against: talking in general terms about "drugs", when the difference between, say, a weekend marijuana habit and a life ruined by crystal meth suggests that as catch-all term, the "d" word can be all but useless.

The research findings show that up to 24 W electric power can be generated by the proposed expedient buoy harvester with the length of the piezoelectric cantilevers of 1 m and the length of the buoy of 20 m.

Instead, however, the band win the crowd around, by the simple expedient of playing the hits, with Haim as guest backing vocalists: Loaded, Rocks, Come Together.

Britain was not a direct partner in the talks, upholding its official stance of not negotiating with kidnappers by the expedient of having the Iraqi government sound out options.