Sentence examples for ethical achievement from inspiring English sources
The success of R&D in this area relies heavily on government policies encouraging ethical achievement of gene cloning, humanized construction [ 37], high expression, mAbs purification [ 38], and platform construction of phage antibody library technology [ 39, 40].
Some Tories wonder why Labour politicians do not make the case for their ethical achievements.
Communicate your ethical achievements: Ethical consumerism is on the rise and buying decisions within every industry sector are increasingly influenced by ethical considerations.
Surely this is not what should be applauded as an aspect of the alleged superiority of Japanese culture, nor should Bushido in and of itself be taken as a blameless path to the highest of ethical achievements.
It marked a turning point in music history, not only for its novel inclusion of chorus and vocal soloists in the last movement and the extraordinarily variegated sonata form of that movement incorporating a Turkish march, double exposition, double fugues, strophic (stanzaic) variations but for the scope of the whole, a summary of Beethoven's ethical and symphonic achievements.
As with the greatest scientific achievements, the ethical and the moral questions raised by this astonishing breakthrough are profound.
And for better or worse, its achievements and ethical lapses -- as well as the efforts to correct those failings -- reflect on her and her candidacy.
Instill an achievement ethic.
He argues for impotence as "evidence of an evolved type of kindness" and "an achievement of the ethical imagination".
Their ethical theory is a tremendous achievement: history's first explicit form of indirect consequentialism, grounded in a conception of benefit or welfare as what produces happiness.
But as iffy as the coulda-been premise is, "Downloaded" is still a vigorous retelling of Fanning's and Parker's wildfire achievement and its ethical pitfalls, even if there's little in the way of journalistic balance.
