Sentence examples for ethical outrage from inspiring English sources

It is a tragedy and an ethical outrage that help-seeking individuals receive mostly ineffective treatment when effective treatment should be readily available.

So it's natural to wonder why a small, largely unknown and understaffed biotech company would risk public scorn and ethical outrage to perform such research.

One might say that contemporary anarchism is about responsibility, whether sexual, ecological or socio-economic; it flows from an experience of conscience about the manifold ways in which the West ravages the rest; it is an ethical outrage at the yawning inequality, impoverishment and disenfranchisment that is so palpable locally and globally".

"Sexual violence against children is a gross violation of their rights, a moral and ethical outrage and an assault on the world's conscience".

When Louise Brown, the first 'test-tube baby', was born in Greater Manchester during July 1978, the Guardian commented on the absence of 'moral or ethical outrage' (Tucker, 1978, p. 11).

Sexual violence against children and women "Sexual violence against children is a gross violation of their rights, a moral and ethical outrage and an assault on the world's conscience".

And an ethical president would be outraged that these conversations involved relieving Russia of sanctions imposed to punish that subversion.

Some years after Jameton's work was first published Judith Wilkinson [ 15] referred to what she called moral outrage, a type of ethical conflict in which the professional experiences a sense of impotence in the face of an immoral action performed by others.

Gov. Newsom and his buddies need a political foofarah to get their names in the press and there are umpteen million loyalists who will fall into line to trumpet outrage over a patently legal, ethical but still politically incorrect action.

It would also weaken the ability of the Council of State, another judicial body, to deprive legislators of their seats for ethical lapses.The amendment has been greeted with popular outrage.

The climactic encounter with BART police officers erupts in a mood of vertiginous uncertainty, defusing facile or inflammatory judgments and bending the audience's reflexive emotional horror and moral outrage toward a necessary and difficult ethical inquiry.