Sentence examples for expediently described from inspiring English sources
Ms. Carcamo left Honduras for Brooklyn more than 20 years ago and has been turning out these baleadas, which might be most expediently described as Honduran tacos, at the Red Hook ball fields for more than a decade.
Von Braun may have been, as the satirist Tom Lehrer said, "a man whose allegiance is ruled by expedience," but his keepers behaved expediently as well.
Our results indicated that the integrative strategy combining the results from gene microarray, SELDI-TOF-MS and experiments could make it possible to identify potential biomarkers for early diagnosis of tumors or cancers expediently.
Places where the Pope stopped in Harlem and the S. Bronx were expediently fixed up.
Take for example the home secretary's announcement in the last few days, usefully - expediently?
The suspects were expediently allowed home, Blair-style, by Margaret Thatcher's government.
The work before us is demanding and must be completed thoughtfully and expediently.
It was impossible not to question the stereotype to which she had been expediently reduced: the white woman from Kansas.
For sure, he has very expediently tacked to the right to win over conservatives, who dominate a statewide primary.
Reports of investigators are expediently moved along the bureaucracy's chain of command and then into oblivion.
The Americans expediently armed the very Islamists they now fight in Afghanistan when they fought the Russians.
