Sentence examples for felt it expedient from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mullet and others have said Mr. Rogers has felt it expedient to back away from earlier support of regulations to limit production of carbon dioxide because the Bush administration has refused to recognize any link between human activities and global climate change.

The period during which China felt it expedient to follow Deng's advice ended with the 2007 financial crisis that brought the U.S. and other Western economies to the brink of disaster.

With this year's news about the ways some unscrupulous colleges make an extra buck off students' naïveté — from loan officers who accepted lenders' kickbacks to schools that got cash incentives to steer students to expensive study-abroad programs — I felt it was expedient to warn my daughter about a big expense that looms before her.

The geld was unpopular, and after 1162 Henry may have felt it politically expedient to stop collecting it.

"Given our long partnership, we felt it was much more expedient to settle this audit".

"We had announced previously that on certain issues, if we feel it is expedient, we would negotiate with the Satan [the US] to deter its evil," he told a crowd of clerics and his followers from Qom, which devout Shia Muslims consider a holy city.

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

Chris Martin wants to Make Trade Fair, but he clearly feels it's more expedient to write that on his hand than to sing about it on a Coldplay album.

While Apple already holds sovereignty over the App Store's contents, they also reserve the right to deactivate programs (or, one may extrapolate, activate programs) on any or all phones if they feel it's necessary (or expedient).

However, it may be felt expedient to use sign A instead of sign B. But if we do this, we must treat it as an entirely new sign which had no sense prior to the definition.

"He clearly feels the climate is ripe for this – his predecessors [Michael Bloomberg and Rudy Giuliani] didn't judge it expedient to cross this line in the past".