Sentence examples for ethical qualms from inspiring English sources

Did she have any ethical qualms?

Some climbers have environmental or ethical qualms.

Does he really have no ethical qualms?

He said he had no ethical qualms about working in a casino.

Suppose you have no ethical qualms, or at least you've managed to squelch them.

And there's one more catch: charities can't suffer "significant" financial detriment because of their trustees' ethical qualms.

Dr Shane observes that pretending DNA has no bearing on working life does not make those influences go away, it just makes everyone ignorant of what they are, "Everyone, that is, except those who want to misuse the information".The third ethical qualm involves the thorny issue of fairness.

"API deliberately disseminate misinformation and journalists should have ethical and professional qualms about that," Johnson said.

Spencer traces many of our contemporary qualms over meat-eating - environmental, medical, ethical - back some 25 centuries, to Pythagoras, the Greek theoretician and philosopher best remembered for his theorem on right triangles.

MS will also come up against controversial ethical issues (medical practices), about which they may have moral qualms [ 5].

* * * God exists without qualms.