Sentence examples for if it's expedient from inspiring English sources

But Kathryn E. Freed, a term-limited Council member from Manhattan who is running for the office of public advocate, said last night that "it would be hypocritical for me, even if it's expedient, to now come out against term limits, because it's really going to be a chaotic system".

And if it's expedient, they'll mention the SBU, Mossad, the CIA, all sorts of crazy stuff like that.

According to the unspoken rules of the business, the person you had dinner with last night might, if it is expedient, cut you dead at a fashion show the following morning.

The report from the head of city development to the West Area Planning Committee said: "If it were expedient to do so, revocation of the planning permission could be considered, though it is likely the secretary of state would be very reluctant to revoke a valid planning permission other than in the most exceptional circumstances.

"They will bend the rules and find a justification somewhere if at the end of the day it's expedient".

If you can't avoid the check-in queue, it's expedient to profile those ahead of you.

That's not ironic, it's expedient".

"It's expedient, just like reducing things to my race or my gender.

Sometimes, it's expedient to begin where the show is less crowded.

"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.

If they had done this, the story they would have to tell was that he was cast aside because it was expedient to the prime minister's party political interests to do so.