Sentence examples for most expediently from inspiring English sources
Ms. Carcamo left Honduras for Brooklyn more than 20 years ago and has been turning out these baleadas, which might be most expediently described as Honduran tacos, at the Red Hook ball fields for more than a decade.
In On the Best State, Bolzano therefore devotes himself to the question as to how a state would have to be most expediently arranged or how a perfect state would have to look (Bolzano 1932, V, 1).
Use of animal models to study fracture healing under various stimuli and applied therapeutic methods is often an attempt to most expediently duplicate conditions closest to the human patient.
(Lucy, community-based pediatrician) Note that Lucy has a way of navigating the system in strategic ways, learning which of a child's multiple challenges will secure support most expediently.
The Bush administration now confronts an unsettling prospect: that its endeavor to promote democracy actually establishes opposition to American interests more expediently than most, if not all, other foreign-policy frameworks.
Certainly the most serious harm to patients is dealt with expediently using hospital processes of risk management and senior personnel, 42 44 often followed by extensive investigations.
Von Braun may have been, as the satirist Tom Lehrer said, "a man whose allegiance is ruled by expedience," but his keepers behaved expediently as well.
Acute limb ischemia (ALI) is one of the most common vascular emergencies, with high risk for limb loss if it is not treated expediently.
Take for example the home secretary's announcement in the last few days, usefully - expediently?
Places where the Pope stopped in Harlem and the S. Bronx were expediently fixed up.
