Sentence examples for expediently moved from inspiring English sources
Reports of investigators are expediently moved along the bureaucracy's chain of command and then into oblivion.
McKeon's lobbying firm notably helped raise funds for de Blasio's mayoral campaign last year, which seems to have helped in moving their lobbying efforts along expediently.
Everything is moving, moving.
Move on, move on, move on.
Get up and move, move, move.
Even when the outcome is not what was sought the refusal to act expediently because it would have been contrary to the founding principles of our country will help the public accept the situation.
This finding could potentially be explained by an age-effect or could indicate that the problem is getting worse over time and will grow in the future if we do not act expediently [ 30].
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.
A shipper's ability to deliver economically and expediently must include the ability to go through the canals.
I would argue this a step further though: not only does technology illuminate events around the world, it also has the power to prompt global action both more expediently and unconventionally than ever before.
