Sentence examples for ethical goods from inspiring English sources

It was, in the view of Darwin's philosophical critics, to reduce ethics to biology and in doing to offer no way to distinguish ethical goods from survival advantages.

The greatest pleasure, though, lies in watching the artist develop his goofily surreal vision while he delivers the ethical goods.

Where large companies see "progressive" brands as premium products, it is in their interest to keep prices high, leaving more ethical goods in a higher-price ghetto.

The overall spending figures for ethical products and investments show a fourth consecutive annual rise, with sales of ethical goods up by 13% to £6.9bn and ethical banking up by 16% to £3.9bn.

An online department store for ethical goods, Adili stocks everything from bamboo socks to stationery from more than 80 suppliers that specialise in fair trade, organic or recycled goods.

The Co-op's total includes sales of a wide variety of "ethical" goods and services, ranging from pesticide-free food to green washing machines to investment funds that do not to channel money into tobacco companies and arms manufacturers.

Also, if music makes us feel good in a noncriminal way, then mustn't that ethical good health originate with the person who created it?

The job of public editor at the New York Times – a position instituted at the paper to fortify its ethical good intentions after the Jayson Blair mess almost 10 years ago – has not been much of career enhancer or attention getter for anyone who's held it.

Whereas the transcendental 'true' imposes its difficulties to qualify as a property of being as being, the indication of which was Aristotle's exclusion of being of reason from metaphysics, the transcendental 'good' raises the suspicion of a naturalistic fallacy, by making the ethical good depend upon the good as a property convertible with being.

In his dialogue, published as De voluptate in 1431, when he was still in his mid-twenties, and revised two years later under the title De vero bono (On the True Good), Valla presents a discussion between an "Epicurean," a "Stoic," and a "Christian" on an age-old question: what is the highest ethical good?

The consent form has been designed in accordance with current ethical good practice [ 28].