Sentence examples for whatever expedient from inspiring English sources

Here again we were obliged to have recourse to whatever expedient ingenuity suggested.

He is now a national figure of some importance and has a very loud megaphone at his disposal with which he can choose to take a genuine stand against ignorance, racism, and blind conformism... or he can take the other road and just do whatever is expedient and wins him the support of Ricketts and the Republican Party.

She does whatever is politically expedient".

As a statesman Burghley saw that his duty was to give the Queen his best advice and then to carry out whatever policy seemed expedient to her.

Whatever's politically expedient, whatever will get more votes, they'll vacillate toward it.

Texas governor Rick Perry went after fellow GOP presidential contender Mitt Romney on Fox News' "The O'Reilly Factor" Tuesday night, accusing the Republican front-runner of saying whatever was politically expedient to get elected.

At home it's as likely to be a laptop, netbook or tablet - whatever's the most expedient way to get to the 'Book..

Haupt wired immediately for clarification; Stanton's May 28 reply named Haupt "Chief of Construction and Transportation in the Department of the Rappahannock … authorized to do whatever you may deem expedient to open for use in the shortest possible time all Military Railroads".

The algorithms that manage internal operations strongly favor doing whatever is the most expedient, efficient and effective, even if that means excluding some people from information or services, or leaving the door open to amplifying societal biases.

Our masters have used it effectively for more than a decade to justify whatever they find it expedient to do abroad -- and at home.

He doesn't really care about abortion, gun control, immigration, stem cells, foreign policy or even health care reform, so it was easy to take whatever position was politically expedient at the time.