Sentence examples for interest of expediency from inspiring English sources
St . Louisopted for smaller than life, about 5 feet, perhaps in the interest of expediency and thrift.
Judge Martin Schoenfeld of State Supreme Court declined yesterday, writing that "in the interest of expediency, all condemnation projects should not have to await all possible appeals".
Among the corners cut in the interest of expediency, the memo says, was failing to assess how well the facility could withstand a car bombing, a task normally carried out by the department's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations.
I'd go further: since most people have, at some time in their lives, found themselves in the position of going against principle in the interest of expediency, any viewer with any imagination at all can identify with the extermination-camp guards and ghetto officials Lanzmann interviews, low-level functionaries or conscripts who find themselves in a dire situation and just want to get through it.
Either they'll appeal any decision that comes down, or arrange to purchase the mark from IGB in the interest of expediency.
The worst part is that there's really no excuse for this: the Windows Phone and Instagram official line is that some features were left out in the interest of expediency, but leaving out some features and taking away the very soul of what makes Instagram Instagram is totally crazy pants, and inexcusable.
Law generally was thought to be a human invention arrived at by consensus for the purpose of restricting natural freedoms for the sake of expediency and self-interest.
Rather than address such concerns, the Democratic leadership, in the interest of political expediency, expanded the scope of the legislation, adding more regulation, spending and taxes.
He complained that "in the interest of party expediency," politicians "give solemn pledges; they make solemn compacts".
To be sure, during the election campaign, some of these extreme views have been toned down in the interest of political expediency.
Others, though, complained that the event sacrificed artistic potency for the sake of expediency.
