Sentence examples for was less expedient from inspiring English sources

A distinction of CMMVI in three stages was less expedient while a sharp distinction was achieved when focusing on two disease stages [b].

However, frustrated by the political gridlock that prevents him from reforming the Italian economy, the Italian prime minister, Matteo Renzi, decided that dialogue was less politically expedient than attacking Germany and the European Commission.

The cost of constructing the expedient configurations was less than US$2,300 and required fewer than 3 person-hours to construct.

Still, summoned by fax, he eventually joined an e-mail three-way, noting, nonetheless, that such an arrangement was perhaps less expedient than a conversation via instant messaging or telephone.

Complex, costly solutions are less valued than expedient ones.

Sometimes, it's expedient to begin where the show is less crowded.

"It's less costly to hire a collections lawyer directly, and it's often the more expedient move, because commercial claims are usually not paid without a lawsuit," she said.

The expedient of selling space on the players' bodies — plastering their uniforms with corporate logos from neck to navel — is less than fully satisfactory.

It was an expedient of some nerve and success.

In Syria, the separation was an expedient fiction.

But annexing the region was militarily expedient.