Sentence examples for practical expediency from inspiring English sources

For many Baroque composers, revamping existing scores was a practical expediency.

Charity officials said their decision was a matter of practical expediency, and suggested that victims' families may play a role at a later date.

"Coles does not believe that it has contravened any law but has paid the ACCC fines as a matter of practical expediency to avoid a lengthy and costly legal action in defending our position," said a Coles spokesperson.

Applications to the pump limiter facility ALT-II show the practical expediency of the code.

The range of remedies sought by them can be located between the practical expediency of everyday life and ethical questions about correct action.

No science teacher or administrator with integrity could allow creationism to be taught in a science class, but given the headaches that creationists cause, it is not hard to see how one might be tempted to allow an opt-out policy as a practical expediency.

The expediency of practical application of the non-linear effect revealed is substantiated (the reverse of vibroconveying, rather destruction of the conveying effect, in horizontal vibroforming machines).

Dr. Grant wrote: "He offers a lot of detailed ethical and practical advice, highly conservative, and not unmixed with expediency and self-interest.

It is not clear if this difference is due to trainees attempting to meet their PMETB requirement for competency in all 10 procedures, or expediency because trainee doctors are available when practical procedures are required.

For expediency, recommendations were provided that could be implemented into clinical practice quickly.

Political expediency.