Sentence examples for this expediency from inspiring English sources

This expediency fails to end the war, however, with armies led by Eleanor and Arthur's combatant mother, Constance, at the forefront.

This improvement supports the expediency of coming up with an extended integrative dataset as this approach stabilizes the performance and tackles covariance effectively, managing to rescue the critical information that enables correct classification.

This article discusses the expediency of the existing legislation and legal strategies aimed at reducing the negative environmental effects of TBT-like toxins in marine ecosystems and indirect effects of such actions.

I didn't write this for political expediency, but to point out that this was a century-old constitutional reform made to take power away from large, monied special interests.

Because both of you were among the first Senators to sign on to Kennedy's bill as co-sponsors Was this more political expediency, or do you truly believe in this bill?

Nevertheless, based on the expediency of M3 phenotype formation, we suggest this phenotype would be formed when there is need for a negative feedback mechanism.

"How much of this is political expediency?" one reporter asked.

If the Knicks were guided by expediency, this would be an easy decision.

"I'm startled to see this opportunistic political expediency come forward," Mr. Florio said, to cheers and laughs from the audience.

That our hero has contracted the disease because of his lover's infidelity is meant to paint a bright halo of "innocence" over him; this is an expediency but not necessarily a falsehood.

While Hillary's friends — emphasizing that the reforms as a whole benefitted the people of Arkansas — defend the test as an act of political pragmatism, Hillary herself appears to have trouble reconciling this instance of expediency with her sense that she is a person of high moral purpose.