Sentence examples for sensible expedient from inspiring English sources
Throughout the decades of political and familial tumult covered by the show, for example, there's nary a hint that anybody indulged in the sensible expedient of murder — except symbolically.
The Conference of Presidents thought it far more sensible, intelligent and politically expedient to do this on 29 May in Brussels.
They regarded those sorts of relationships as politically expedient, and operationally quite sensible.
This White House does not see the deficit as a problem, whereas Senator Kerry has a record as a deficit hawk.Yet Candidate Kerry is not above abandoning sensible policy positions when they are no longer politically expedient.
Reducing costs in the way that's most politically expedient rather than most efficient and economically sensible means that service will most likely get worse, customers will lose confidence in the agency, market share will fall further and the agency will be forced to make more drastic and possibly inefficient cuts.
This expedient is hardly unprecedented.
His going became expedient.
