politically convenient

Examples (10)

• The timing of the tax cut announcement was politically convenient for the government, coming just before an election.
• Blaming the previous administration was a politically convenient excuse for the current economic failures.
• It was politically convenient to delay the unpopular decision until after the public holiday.
• The report omitted key data, creating a narrative that was more politically convenient for the ruling party.
• Appointing a neutral figure to the commission was a politically convenient move to avoid controversy.
• The opposition found it politically convenient to oppose the bill, despite agreeing with its principles.
• Critics questioned whether the policy change was genuinely for the public good or just a politically convenient gesture.
• They created a politically convenient scapegoat to divert attention from their own mistakes.
• The alliance with the rival party, though strange, proved to be politically convenient for both sides to gain power.
• Ignoring the scientific consensus on climate change is politically convenient for some leaders but disastrous for the planet.