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• a  not suitable or advisable
  an inexpedient tactic
• s  not appropriate to the purpose

• He wrote most of his so-called classical music 30 years ago when he felt the need of enlarging his repertoire and deduced that it would be "inexpedient and tactless to repeat my .
• Then the Red leaders realized the folly of alienating Castro before they could fully control him, told their membership that attacking the revolution is still "inexpedient," got .
• The mill bill was dropped as inexpedient and last week Missouri's new sales tax law went into effect.

• unwise

• expedient

News & Articles

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• NH House rejects bill declaring that life begins at conception
  After a brief debate on both sides of the abortion issue, the New Hampshire House Tuesday soundly struck down legislation stating that ?life begins at conception.? The vote was 214-95 that House Bill 1504 is inexpedient to legislate.
  March 25, 2014 - New Hampshire Union Leader

Quotes

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• Mykola Azarov in BusinessWeek
  The placement is happening within the scope of the mandate we've been given by the parliament,Azarov said. "As regards the amount, it's inexpedient now to talk about this and we need to fully negotiate all the details with our...
• Sergei Mironov in Kyiv Post
  Federation Council speaker Sergei Mironov said the agreement that gives broad powers to Tatarstan was "politically inexpedient and even dangerous" and should not be ratified, the Interfax and RIA Novosti news agencies reported.