And Roger Thornhill, the protagonist of Alfred Hitchcock's "North by Northwest," said that advertisements operate on the principle of "expedient exaggeration".
But Anglicanism is already a very untidy affair, based from its foundation on a series of expedient but messy compromises.
In the end, Japanese engineers hit on the expedient of digging a parallel drainage tunnel the entire length of the main tunnel.
Indeed, Salmon points out that, since the application of every law involves a tacit extremal (or "ceteris paribus") clause, any law can be protected from refutation by discounting disconfirming evidence on the expedient of claiming that, because the clause was not satisfied, the law is still correct, which is another way to accent the source of Hempel's concern (Salmon 1989, 84 85).
Maybe they should have sent the UN Working Group on Politically Expedient Detention instead. .
In order to prevent this, when applying the gear to the Pacifics, Gresley fell back on the expedient of shortening valve travel even though that choked the exhaust at speed, was responsible for the heavy coal consumption, and negated most of the advantages gained by the locomotive's revolutionary design.
Fostering students' motivation for and commitment to doing the "right"; taking personal responsibility for acting on one's judgment; prioritizing the principled path over the expedient one.
This review focuses on the techniques adopted for the preparation of UV-cured quasi-solid electrolytes, on the expedients designed to overcome the inhibition phenomena typical of some photoinitiated mechanisms, and on the evaluation of photoelectric performance obtained in presence of these photopolymer electrolytes.
While an on-site cyclotron is expedient, commercial services are able to produce the compound at off-site locations and deliver as needed for clinical scans.
A financial expedient on the part of the Revolutionary government, the increasing issuance of the assignats resulted in inflation.
