Sentence examples for this expedient from inspiring English sources

This expedient is hardly unprecedented.

If this expedient will not apply, however, the questioner is not quite helpless.

This expedient slightly extended the range of usable harmonies, but a more drastic remedy was soon needed.

From this expedient perspective he formed a convenient, but genuine, conviction that Mr Bush's instincts were correct.

Central banks resorted to this expedient in the depths of the crisis as interest rates approached zero.

Pushing the stern sideways is tantamount to changing the direction of the hull, but this expedient is often not sufficient for low-speed maneuvering.

If sounds laissez-faire, it is anything but: this expedient-sounding political compromise, sanctioned by President Bill Clinton in 1993 and then voted into law by Congress, has created legal means of terminating the careers of longtime and, Mr. Frank would argue, valuable members of our military.

The series was dubbed "Debates in the Senate of Magna Lilliputia," and this Swiftian expedient gives the speeches satiric overtones.

And it is difficult to judge whether this is expedient – she was widely criticised for her early performance at first minister's questions, for example – or simply refreshing.

This is expedient to let the players distinguish a capacity C k that is lower/upper than R k only by knowing their own coalition's payoff.

As can be seen, this simple expedient significantly improves the model around the order m = 0. Finally, the resolution matrix between the 'true' and the model estimated with the post-processing for the spectral gaps can also be computed.