Last week, a group of vocal Uber investors asked Benchmark to sell off its shares and remove itself from the board, arguing that their actions were "ethically dubious and, critically, value-destructive rather than value enhancing".
Naturally, we share your concerns about the problems that the Company has confronted in recent months, but we are greatly concerned about the tactics employed by Benchmark to address them, which strike us as ethically dubious and, critically, value-destructive rather than value enhancing.
This article will critically assess the value of individual members of the botulinum family for experimental neuroscience and medicine.
Finally, it is important for clinicians to critically appraise the value of new cardiovascular risk factors.
The results presented in this study should provide investigators with the information necessary to critically assess the value of LCM-coupled microarray expression profiling of lung adenocarcinoma, and determine if this approach would benefit their research goals.
Even though we might be passive recipients in our early developmental stages, there seems to be scope for the claim that we define 'who we are' and exercise our autonomy when we are able to critically evaluate our values and desires.
Gyekye correctly recognizes that the possibility of self-criticism requires that one be able to distance oneself from one's own community or circumstances: However, it is not clear that this is a particularly serious problem for Wiredu's account, for even Wiredu allows that individuals can critically assess their communal values.
Buy companies with improving business prospects that are reasonably valued and, critically, where the story is not generally understood and already factored into the price.
In turn, it becomes very difficult to value critically.
"Ethics is an academic discipline that reflects critically upon values and meaning of human experience, considers ways to mediate differences in values through moral argument and examines the right or wrong of human acts".
