Sentence examples for a bigger moral from inspiring English sources

But if there's a bigger moral to be drawn from the Theranos story, it's that the Silicon Valley ethos of "move fast and break things" (to quote Mark Zuckerberg) is a poor fit with a regulated industry like health care, where people's lives and well-being are at stake.

But there's a bigger moral for investors here.

This discourse of responsibility and visibility points to a bigger moral picture.

Dynamic pricing is a bigger moral dilemma for not-for-profit organizations since these organizations are not meant to be seeking a profit but, rather, to serve a community.

Now he's written a drama featuring a big moral dilemma.

"I had a big moral dilemma – should I play and make millions?" Gråbøl jokes.

What Dawkins proposes is that there is a big moral difference between negative and positive eugenics.

Or one in which someone has an abortion and doesn't make a big moral deal of it?

"I'm not a big moral victory guy," he said in his most emotional comments of the season.

That was a big moral victory for President F.W. de Klerk and a blow to last-ditch defenders of the system.

Regarding Stanley Fish's article "Plagiarism is not a big moral deal" (Views, Aug. 13): Theft is theft, whether it is of something material, like a wallet, a car or an original piece of writing.