Sentence examples similar to for added expediency from inspiring English sources

"I am not interested in overthrowing the values that have made us an exceptional and great nation simply for expediency," Obama added.

Furthermore, the stability pact, to which the word 'growth' has been added for the sake of expediency, is tending to establish an economic model which is extraordinarily rigid and constricting for the Member States.

"Consumers have very sophisticated antennae to distinguish between genuine passion for a product and expediency," he added.

The situation boils down to expediency vs. value added in digital publishing so that choices must be made carefully.

Merchants enthusiastically pitch salmon to one other, as much for the crowds as for expediency.

Laws added: "The Stevens report was changed for cynical political expediency.

Too often, she added, peacekeeping operations are ordered too small for the sake of "political expediency".

And, he added, "People shouldn't be asked to compromise their views for efficiency or expediency".

He added: "Vigilance in the defense of national security will never be sacrificed to expediency.

St Johnstone later added: "The board believes that sporting integrity should not be sacrificed in favour of economic expediency.

External agile talent is hired for expediency, for the short term, to fill a specific need.