Sentence examples for were deemed expedient from inspiring English sources

The constraints imposed in models 1a through 1c were deemed expedient because constraining the unmoderated part of the model, and dropping non-significant parameters from the model, increases the power to detect moderation effects.

Higher education policy has been mired in the deep fissures within the coalition, a victim of the opposition's veering between tactical point-scoring and strategic repositioning, and beset by an unusual distance between what is said freely, but confidentially, in private and what is deemed expedient to admit in public.

Samuel Bamford, a local radical who led the Middleton contingent to the assembly, wrote that "It was deemed expedient that this meeting should be as morally effective as possible, and, that it should exhibit a spectacle such as had never before been witnessed in England".

Some were deemed betrayers.

Eight were deemed hazardous.

Differences were deemed significant for p<0.05.

Both mother and child were deemed healthy.

But doing either would have made the tax cut look more generous than was deemed politically expedient, so the problems were put off.

In this way, they not only guarded the fertility bottom line, but also did not break the institutional kernel; therefore, these methods are deemed to be expedient measures in special situations.

Lloyd was deemed missing.

The complex was deemed revolutionary.