Expedientially

The teacher provided expedientially clear instructions for completing the assignment.

The politician made a decision expedientially to gain public support.

He acted expedientially by cheating on the exam to pass.

The doctor expedientially prescribed unnecessary medication to get a kickback from the pharmaceutical company.

He acted expedientially by ignoring the environmental consequences of his actions.

She acted expedientially to avoid conflict with her boss.

The student expedientially copied their classmate's homework to avoid getting a bad grade.

He chose to act expedientially rather than ethically in his business dealings.

The landlord expedientially evicted the tenants without following proper legal procedures.

The CEO expedientially decided to lay off hundreds of workers to cut costs.

The employer expedientially ignored safety regulations to save money on equipment.

The athlete expedientially took performance-enhancing drugs to win the competition.

The army general expedientially ordered his troops to fire on unarmed civilians.

The hacker expedientially bypassed the security system to access sensitive information.

The scientist expedientially fudged data to get their research published in a prestigious journal.

The lawyer expedientially advised his client to accept a plea deal.

The teacher expedientially gave the students an easier test to boost their confidence.

The company expedientially cut corners on safety measures to meet their deadline.

The driver expedientially went over the speed limit to reach the airport on time.

She expedientially lied about her qualifications to get the job.

The artist expedientially compromised their artistic vision to appeal to a wider audience.

The teacher expedientially allowed the student to retake the test to improve their grades.

The coach expedientially allowed the injured player to play to win the game.

The artist expedientially used cheap materials to finish the project within the given budget.

He chose to act expedientially to get his dream job, even if it meant lying on his resume.

He expedientially made a deal with the rival company to save his own business.

The politician expedientially changed her stance on immigration to gain more votes.

The doctor expedientially prescribed a painkiller even though it was addictive.

The detective acted expedientially and broke a few laws to catch the criminal.

The chef expedientially added more salt to the dish to mask the lack of flavor.

The parent expedientially let their child watch TV to calm them down.

The athlete used performance-enhancing drugs expedientially to win the championship.

The charity organization acted expedientially to provide aid to the victims of the natural disaster.

The new software helped the company expedientially streamline its operations.

The teacher expedientially adjusted the lesson plan to address the students' needs.

The chef expedientially added spices to enhance the flavor of the dish.

The team decided to expedientially modify their project plan to meet the deadline.

She decided to expedientially cut her hair short for the summer.

The traveler expedientially packed light for a weekend trip.