All of this raises deep ethical questions.
The drone program, for all its tactical successes, has stirred deep ethical concerns.
TO read the news release announcing the results of the first KPMG Organizational Integrity survey, you would think that the American workplace had plunged into a deep ethical malaise.
I am not going to attempt to tackle the deep ethical and legal issues at stake concerning intelligence-gathering, let alone to comment on domestic American politics.
Through the year, deep ethical and procedural problems with the death sentence in the US have been displayed by the cases of the 36 men (they have all been men) who have been executed since Troy Davis.
In general, "Infamous" is warmer and more tender, if also a bit thinner and showier, than "Capote," which focused on the deep ethical questions raised by the writing of "In Cold Blood" and emphasized the writer's cold, manipulative narcissism.
A man of intellectual vibrancy, practical wisdom and deep ethical commitment, Lenny was an extraordinary leader, and for more than half a century, he was dedicated to promoting Jewish scholarship, identity and culture.
While many faculty members welcomed the money, one of the university's top business law professors has said the gift poses deep ethical problems given Mr. Milken's run-in with securities regulators two decades ago.
In his hands, a peat bog is not merely an emblematic feature of the Irish landscape; it is also a spiritual quagmire, evoking the deep ethical conundrums that have long pervaded the place.
Like some of the deep ethical, intellectual and even metaphysical questions posed by the novel (intelligent science-fiction fits cosily into the adrenaline-doused battle sequences and emergency ship manoeuvres) these twists occasionally seem to come too late in the novel to unleash their full impact.
