Sentence examples for the expediency of from inspiring English sources

Trump changed, because he's malleable according to the expediency of what is convenient in the moment.

The expediency of this system has been recognised at an international level.

Rafsanjani assumed his position at the head of this assembly while continuing to lead the Committee to Determine the Expediency of the Islamic Order.

There, he learns about the death of a dear friend, encounters people from his past and makes a wrenching choice between morality and the expediency of tradition.

Whichever it is, digitization brings hard choices about the essences of particular human activities, and what of them we will negotiate away for the expediency of technology.

The expediency of film shoots precludes that kind of intimacy, so it's the director's job to keep everyone on the same stylistic wavelength.

Mr. Gore is still the overcalculating child of the expediencies of Washington, where no principle is written in stone for longer than a polling cycle.

In it, Mr. Schultz bemoaned the "watering down" of the Starbucks experience, blaming the expediencies of rapid growth for removing "much of the romance and theater" from the ubiquitous stores.

However, despite some consistencies discernible across studies, problems remain concerning experimental validity, e.g., the expediencies of experimenter-sanctioned cued-deception (i.e., subjects being told when to lie); such 'lies' may not have comprised adequate proxies for 'real-life' deception.

We maintain that our country's cry of "preserve freedom in the world" is a hypocritical mask, behind which it squashes liberation movements which are not bound, and refuse to be bound, by the expediencies of United States cold war policies.

Congratulations to Representative Steve Largent for sticking to principle in the face of the political expediency of the moment ("Elian Needs His Dad," Op-Ed, April 5).