Sentence examples for its expediency from inspiring English sources
Straightforward extensions to more complicated systems including convection diffusion reaction, multi-relaxation times in collision operator as well as multi-dimensional Navier Stokes equations are also exposed in the Appendix to point out its expediency in solving complicated flow problems.
And while the federal rollout of Obamacare has been plagued by dysfunction, it's implementation in Kentucky has been popular and efficient, thanks to aggressive buy-in from Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear (D) to ensure its expediency.
The Senate president pro tem, Don Perata, Democrat of Oakland, was quick to condemn that provision, calling it "political expediency at its best and political leadership at its worst".
In post-Brexit Britain, one character explains, everyone is angry with everyone else, "and the government we've got has done nothing to assuage it and instead is using people's rage for its own political expediency. . . .
Once again, America's lack of commitment to multilateralism, its obstinacy, and its willingness to put political expediency above principles - and even its own national interests - has triumphed.
The central bank's credibility relies in part on a reputation for living up to its pledges and partly on its disdain for political expediency.
Now the party has enshrined that political greed and expediency in its fundamental declaration of principles.
Legitimate disagreements with the Obama administration must not lead the church to edit the fullness of its teachings for political expediency.
Rather like Palindromes, Haynes' film cast several actors as his subject; Solondz, though, denies that the use of the poster is a nod to his own interest in this device, and instead puts its presence down to expediency.
With America needing Central Asian logistical support for its operations in Afghanistan, expediency was understandable.Less understandable is that, in four of the region's five countries (Kyrgyzstan, a struggling democracy, is the exception), American aid budgets are shrinking, including for language training and other education.
