Anything that made it look like the Germans weren't Nazi beasts wasn't expedient.
He either forgot, or just didn't know, or just thought it wasn't expedient or appropriate for this venue.
Unfortunately, he has not so far succeeded in showing that "his shifts were not expedient but reasoned and heartfelt".
It's not expedient," says Anthony Sun, a partner in Venrock's small Silicon Valley office, which is responsible for most of the firm's recent rush of big hits.
HES in patients with BH is not expedient as it may increase ICP and CVP and lead to more deep depression of consciousness.
It isn't expedient for them to discuss time periods that are much longer than election cycles, but that longer term trend tells a very clear story, one of declining comparative dominance in many areas of society and of the need to implement major changes.
Governor Walker refrained from sending thugs to assault the people in the Capitol not because it was a dangerous, felonious, and borderline tyrannical act, but rather because it was not politically expedient.
Apparently, someone decided on high that it was not politically expedient to maintain an official U.S. jobless rate in double digits, so despite the continuing job losses, a way was found to report a reduction in the unemployment rate.
As the president noted, he realized this was not politically expedient; to the contrary, "politically, given the strong bipartisan support for Israel in America, the easiest thing for me to do would be to put this issue aside, and express unconditional support for whatever Israel decides to do".
As a political leader, he was a realist who was prepared to take the tough decisions when that was not the politically expedient thing to do – pace his disavowal of unilateralism at the 1957 conference in the face of howls of protests from his Bevanite followers.
