Sentence examples for not be expedient from inspiring English sources

Complete substitution of diesel with hydrogen may not be expedient for the time being but the potential use of hydrogen in a diesel engine in dual fuel mode is possible.

Such a community is a sub-set of the human race; there is no need for a community comprehending the whole human race indeed a world community would not be expedient, since it would be too difficult to govern.

As the Tennessee House majority floor leader explains to us that biracial dating may not be "expedient," that God still loves people who choose to be gay, although they won't go to heaven and that we need an NAAWP to stand up for all the poor oppressed Christians, your politicians tell us they are enacting the will of the Tennessee people.

Likewise, transcription of the selected cytokines IL-6, TNFα, IL-10, and IL-8 showed differential regulation after trauma but was not found to be expedient to be used as markers for clinical assessment of trauma patients, in contrast to their protein equivalents.

A relaxation of controls on Romanian electricians may meet with the approval of the Treasury, but it may not be politically expedient to do so, given the furore stirred up by the Beverley Hughes affair.

Training and skill-building, coupled with a real commitment to affordable housing and health care, may not be politically expedient, but can begin to offer us a way to end the cycles of homelessness and poverty.

Despite such compelling evidence, it would not be politically expedient to introduce prison reforms that would encourage prisoners to work toward earning freedom through merit.

When the director of public prosecutions, Keir Starmer, said that on-the-spot fines helped lighten the load of courts, Howson remarked, "The DPP should not be considering what is expedient but what is just".

– but for individuals to "Pursue what is meaningful (not what is expedient)", according to Peterson's Rule 7.

In addition to settling the question of papal legitimacy, the council enacted a variety of reform legislation, among which was a stipulation that thenceforth, as a matter of church law, the church council would not be merely an expedient to be resorted to in an emergency but a standing legislative body, a kind of ecclesiastical senate that would meet at brief and regular intervals.

Wealthy families that choose to move to distant patches have to hire herding labour or split their household, both choices that may not be convenient or expedient.