Sentence examples for ethic differences from inspiring English sources
Practice, work ethic: differences that aren't apparent at age thirteen will, in their presence or absence, become magnified by the time you hit your forties or fifties.
We formally tested for ethic differences in associations, and if effect estimates and test of significance supported no ethnic differences, the analyses were conducted in the combined group with adjustment for ethnicity.
In the 20th century, we thrived by promoting a Judeo-Christian ethic, respecting differences and accentuating commonalities among Jews, Catholics and Protestants.
You have ethic or racial differences when there is a common belief that blood relations do matter and are socially consequential.
A24 Congress is Reconvening The House reconvenes for a critical yearend legislative push, with lawmakers trying to wrap up a series of contentious budget, tax and spending measures against a backdrop of ethics inquiries and differences over Iraq policy.
Self-rationalization curiously parallels the methodical subjection of self to God's will that the old Protestant Ethic counseled; the difference, of course, is that one acquires not moral virtues but a masterful ability to manipulate personae.
She is more sympathetic to those artists who converse with Lévinas' face-to-face concept, which argues that the face presents a domain of ethics and that differences provide an opportunity to enter into a discourse with the other.
Ethics and ideological differences aside, it would be short-sighted to think that anything else would occur.
As preoperative blood gas analysis was not allowed by the ethics committee, preoperative differences between the study populations cannot be excluded.
The chapter moves on to explore the place of engineering within business, nature of business, role of ethics in business, and differences between business and engineering ethics.
This essay reveals how she does this by examining her and Spinoza's differing conceptions of intuition, individuality, and plurality, and the implications of these differences for ethics.
