Sentence examples for for expediency when from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Goodwin came aboard to find investors, the project grew more ambitious, and a rock 'n' roll theme was chosen partly for expediency, when Hard Rock International agreed to license its name.

He said Mr Johnson would respond to "political expediency" when making his decisions about drugs, irrespective of the scientists' advice.

We chose the data period May 5 June 4 for expediency: it was the only period when all three numbers could be extracted from the Taiwan Center for Disease Control Web site data.

The suit states: "As often happens in Hollywood, however, binding promises made one day for expediency turn out to be cast aside when it comes time to perform".

(Son sometimes invests off SoftBank's balance sheet directly, for expediency's sake and, presumably, in a case such as this one, when there may be pushback from Vision Fund investors).

Our tests focus on either whole genomes, or when the whole genome would be cost-prohibitive, just the X chromosome for expediency.

So collecting such information for expediency, they say, could increase the risks of serious identity theft.

"Packets" are small clusters of digital information broken up from larger messages for expediency's sake.

But the former strongman's dignity was already being traded for expediency just three floors below.

You could say he did it for expediency, but he still did it".

We do this because this is who we are, not, as Feldman suggests, for expediency.