Sentence examples for than expedient from inspiring English sources

Complex, costly solutions are less valued than expedient ones.

Thanks for the thoughtful response to what many Berkeley alums and students perceive as nothing more than expedient finger pointing by the State.

And if the person happens to be tired, or frigh tened (as often is the case with an applicant for a position), offering a chair is more than expedient, it is divine.

Within these circles, employees won't have fixed roles, or an expectation of working any longer than is expedient and effective.

This case tells the story of a city official who sees the new "kinship foster care" program as more than an expedient but as a way to ensure that black and Hispanic children are cared for within their own cultures.

With virtually every page of the novel reporting some horror, including the awful stench of death en masse, it is a stretch of the reader's imagination to credit the "love interest" of Thomsen for Hannah Doll as much more than an expedient MacGuffin.

More than just expedient, Rush's Walsingham seems to relish the web-spinning, manoeuvring and engineering of downfalls.

"I'm happy an informed choice was made rather than an expedient one".

Knowing what services should be available helps communities and policy-makers to work together to ensure that they can be delivered in a way that is 'fit-for-purpose', rather than some expedient 'one-coat-fits-all' approach.

Those who oppose Murray's conclusions will undoubtedly consider them "simplistic," since elaborate and even convoluted arguments are considered signs of sophistication, rather than desperate expedients to try to salvage a position contrary to plain facts and plain logic.

As Thomas Jefferson put it: "in no office can rotation be more expedient" than in the presidency.