Sentence examples for ethical baggage from inspiring English sources
Here, theoretically, was a never-ending supply of super-versatile custom stem cells, free of ethical baggage.
But it's Sandra herself who carries most of the film's ethical baggage, her subtle resentment of her attractive prisoner complicating her apparently mindless actions.
"It vaporizes the political and ethical baggage of working with stem cells," said Dr. Kevin Kit Parker, of the Wyss Institute at Harvard.
The big idea behind Candy Professor is that candy carries so much moral and ethical baggage that people view it as fundamentally different — in a bad way — from other kinds of food.
Unburdened by the ethical baggage that weighed down Mr. Torricelli, Mr. Lautenberg intends to focus on those issues and cite his record as a three-term senator from 1983 until 2001.
But at a time when the deliberate production of gawp-inducing hybrids did not carry such fraught ethical baggage, creatures like tigons would make an occasional crowd-pleasing appearance in zoos.
This explosion of genetic knowledge comes with some heavy ethical and social baggage: It is not clear how society will deal with the growing potential to manipulate genomes, and many governments are grappling with how to protect individual rights once the technology exists for reading each person's genome.
To the right is the ethical and spiritual dead end of racism and the historical baggage of slavery; to the left is the promise of an engaged populace imbued with a sense of social justice and steadfast solidarity.
Altogether, 806 of the about 1400 baggage handlers working in Sweden were eligible for the study, which was approved by the regional Ethical Review Board in Uppsala.
