inexpedient in the PONS Dictionary

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The original question does not become irrevelant it still remains, demanding an answer but is not addressed, because no one is willing to answer it, because it is inexpedient.
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This vital step however, was considered impractical and politically inexpedient.
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The legislature, after discussion, decided that it was inexpedient to make any special provision in connection with the matter in controversy before the body, and there the matter rested.
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They disapproved of secession, not because they considered it wrong in principle, but because they considered it inexpedient.
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A life of ceremony need not be an inexpedient one.
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A policy of accepting only one or some of such names while excluding the rest would be inconsistent as well as inexpedient in practice.
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The apostles react very strongly to this teaching and proclaim marriage inexpedient.
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After almost six years in office, however, this vaunted pragmatism stands exposed as a method of concealing an inexpedient brew of dogmatic progressivism and disdain for government process.
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It is contrasted with the phrase two plus two makes four, the obvious but politically inexpedient truth.
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By then, it was rapidly becoming politically, as well as economically, inexpedient to maintain two, racially divided infantry units.
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