Sentence examples for ethical crisis from inspiring English sources

It was also an ethical crisis, involving irresponsbile capitalism.

A middle class ethical crisis will do wonders to raise awareness of broader social injustices.

This is not an ethical crisis; it is the premise for a romantic comedy.

His sense of ethical crisis and conflict in the face of his duties is the dramatic crux of the film.

"After the deep moral and ethical crisis that Peru is going through, we could use a feminine touch with firmness".

A less discussed effect, but one that has contributed greatly to the current phone hacking scandal and wider ethical crisis within the press, is the impact mass media storytelling has on the storyteller.

They habitually illustrate the importance of good service with a reference to Southwest Airlines and its (over) friendly staff, or the virtues of ethical crisis-management with Johnson & Johnson and its blanket recall of Tylenol.

But your strong moral code makes you the go-to when friends face ethical crises.

"There are so many moral and ethical crises involved in trying to make images and edit them," says Johnson, who is best known as the cinematographer of choice for the radical documentary directors Michael Moore and Laura Poitras.

Such people, Miller said, describe the accumulation of "seemingly inconsequential decisions along the way" that lead people into ethical crises — something not all schools teach but that students entering the real world need.

Dai Hudd, deputy general secretary of the union, said the government had made short-term cost savings that would fail to deliver better services and the result "will be a growing number of operational and ethical crises", because of a lack of qualified experts to handle technical issues and the increased amount of government services outsourced to the private and voluntary sectors.