Examples of 'be expedient' in a sentence
Meaning of "be expedient"
be expedient: This phrase means to act in a way that is convenient, practical, or suitable for achieving a particular goal, often without considering moral implications
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It would probably be expedient to take up this approach.
Giving up on the public option might be expedient.
It may be expedient to have a multiple electromagnetic source.
A discussion of this point would be expedient.
It may therefore be expedient for holders to be tiltable.
Mixtures composed of two or more polymers can likewise be expedient.
It would be expedient to empower special fiscal bodies to collect fines.
Using a smaller diameter than this would not be expedient.
Sometimes it may be expedient that several dioceses should form.
I am not doing this to be expedient.
It may be expedient to include the use of phase transfer catalysts.
Decide whether backing off would be expedient or cause further damage.
This may be expedient in the case of hot contents of the cup.
These two methods have different advantages and it may therefore be expedient to use a combination.
It may be expedient to remove unreacted first tetrazine prior to performing the second reaction.
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It would be expedient.
It would be expedient if tablets could be produced directly from powders without preliminary granulation.
For a number of reasons it may be expedient to cover pipe sections with a foil.
A combination comprising printed capacitors and SMD capacitors can also be expedient.
You thought it would be expedient to invade the French headquarters of the company.
That 's not to say we should not be expedient.
It might be expedient to begin our analysis with a simple binary Manichean formulation.
Can what is harmful to the state be expedient for any citizen?
It may be expedient to use parts-specific labelling requirements.
However, another asymmetrical layout of the latching elements may also be expedient.
However, it can be expedient to use one reactant in excess.
Cross-linking depths in the range between 15 and 60 um have proved to be expedient.
However, it may be expedient to cool or slightly heat said mixture.
It is questionable, however, whether this would be expedient and would have the desired effect.
It may be expedient to offer publicity for the company media coverage, etc.
No, I just do not think it would be expedient for me to resign at this time.
It may be expedient here to use " recommendation " as a generic term.
In the English text it says, ' It would be expedient for part of such monitoring.
It may thereby be expedient to adapt the dimensions, in particular of the intubation tube.
For other uses, it may be expedient to use telescopic duct members.
It may be expedient e.g. to use polypropylene mixed with e.g. polymer.
Though his ties to jihadists may be expedient rather than ideological, they are deeply worrying.
It may e.g. be expedient to combine said input devices by entering these codes.
However, it may also be expedient to reduce or slightly increase the temperature.
When used, it may be expedient to dilute the solution in an appropriate manner.
However, it can be expedient to use one reactant in excess, conveniently the amine.
In this regard it would be expedient to provide the appeals with flexibility allowing non -.
It may therefore also be expedient to select short video sequences of 5 or 10 seconds.
In other cases it may be expedient to reduce the beds 12 and 37 separately.
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Not a very expedient way to get home
Expedient to calm a shapeless mass of unorganized proletarians
It would probably be expedient to take up this approach
