Sentence examples for ethical worries from inspiring English sources

I asked him if he had any ethical worries about smart drugs.

Ethical worries may mount in the future, especially if the armed forces ask for permission to give their machines greater autonomy.

Chinese and Russian billionaires are now pretty much exclusively the customers for costly "animal items" (crocodile, snake, fur), but ethical worries and animal welfare aren't always top of their priorities.

The emphasis on the unique qualities of each species means that ethical worries will not go away after normative philosophers and bioethicists have delineated their sets of definitive guidelines for human conduct.

There are at least two ethical worries to consider in this case.

"In such a new context, the ethical worries are manifold: to what extent can surveillance of people be accepted?

And that's the ethical worry.

Directed by Howard Davies, Gethsemane combines menacing dramatic suspense – as well as flashes of sardonic humour – with a bigger ethical worry which touches a nerve: namely, that politicians, corporate magnates and the press are excessively powerful and entwined.

The biggest ethical question, worries Dr Caplan, is: "If you alter the brain, how much of this can you do before you make an entirely new person?" It is not about whether the patient is still a human being.

When you have these problems, is it even ethical to worry about design?

There are a number of sanctimonious standout "formers" in Leibovich's Congressional hall of shame, but just to name a few exemplars who gleefully inhabit ethical no-worry zones and execute brisk 180-­degree switcheroos on any issue, including the Armenian genocide, so long as it pays: Dick Gephardt, Evan Bayh and Tim Pawlenty.