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• r  in an expedient manner

• He too had intended to drink himself to death but in 1994, at age 33, committed suicide more expediently with a gun.
• No, Senator Ribicoff didn't vote expediently.
• Paulson says that he acted as expediently as he could.

• inadvisably

• inexpediently

News & Articles

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• Best Bargain Bin Free-Agent Centers for Chicago Bulls
  The Chicago Bulls moved expediently in free agency, snapping up Mike Dunleavy Jr. with their taxpayer mid-level exception on the first day. That, coupled with their draft day additions, leaves them with one big hole to fill—a second backup center. Nazr Mohammed has already agreed to return to take up some of the duty of backup center, but the Bulls are still in need of another frontcourt player ...
  July 6, 2013 - Bleacher Report

Quotes

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• Jim Hendry in Seattle Post Intelligencer
  Very briefly, after the season is over I'll try to move expediently on making a decision on what direction to go after that,Hendry added. "My stance was always the same and I told Dusty that. I think a lot of it was more the speculation. I...
• Thad Cochran in Seattle Times
  Without the earmark, Cochran said in a statement, "this lifesaving product would not get to our troops as expediently as it should."
• Olympia Snowe in The Hill
  We've had conversations about taking it slow,Snowe said of talks with a group of centrist Democrats and Republicans. "We've had some very constructive conversations about moving deliberately and cautiously rather than expediently, [which]...