Sentence examples for crisis of integrity from inspiring English sources

This is a crisis of integrity.

It acknowledged that the firm had pledged to take action, but stated: "This not only is the biggest crisis of integrity faced by the company since its founding, but it has also hurt other internet companies that try to operate legally".

However, the medical profession today is facing a crisis of integrity as it moves from an ethics-based profession underpinned by core values of compassion and humanism to a more commercialized and business-like model driven by volumes and profits [ 1].

This change is felt even more acutely in developing countries, like Pakistan, where society at large and the medical profession in particular face major issues of governance and serious crises of integrity [ 2] as evidenced by frequent reports of unethical practices in clinical settings [ 3- 5].

At moments of crisis, the integrity of our institutions turns out to depend, to an alarming degree, on the fragile integrity of individuals.

In fact the Edelman study found that since the economic crisis of 2008, the importance of "integrity-based attributes" for generating trust has actually been on the rise, compared with more traditional business metrics.

A lack of integrity spawned the crisis, he argued in a speech a week ago at Georgetown University, intimating that those peddling derivatives were not as reliable as "the pharmacist who fills the prescription ordered by our physician".

The crisis has exposed the EPA's lack of integrity and its failure to protect the public.

The committee acknowledged there had been "a profound crisis of public confidence in the integrity of MPs" and warned that restoring trust would be a slow process.

This image of a tough leader of integrity was reinforced by his decision to visit Crimea at the height of the crisis this year and brave hostile crowds.

We have always had an unwavering culture of integrity, analytical independence and objectivity and that culture has only grown stronger since the financial crisis".