Sentence examples for ethically better from inspiring English sources

Merino sheep are easily available, they are easy to handle and are ethically better accepted than dogs or primates (Allen et al. 1998).

It is currently used as a host system to reconstruct rapid reciprocal adaptations during host-parasite coevolution [ 3] and as a an alternative model host for testing human pathogens, which is ethically better acceptable than mammalian hosts such as mice, rats and rabbits [ 4, 5].

"Why is living an ethical life better than not living ethically?" he asked.

Oh, you mean that hamburger that started life as a few cells cultured in a delicious nutritional soup of antibiotics and foetal bovine serum but is still ethically and ecologically better than hacking lumps off actual cows?

However, I am very aware that jumping on the bandwagon can mean purchasing an alternative (Samsung, Amazon Kindle Fire etc) that may not be any better ethically but has just managed to escape media attention.

On the other hand, the novel developments available nowadays are more ethically justified with better scientific bases, minimally invasive techniques, and more objective evaluation instruments.

Ethically sourced meat is better for all of us – it harms less; it tastes better.

Are we better people, ethically, when we are happier?

Hating better, hating ethically, hating morally is within our grasp, should we chose to accept the challenge of doing so.

Withdrawing has been seen as an 'action' rather than the passive 'omission' of withholding [ 8], but is doing something ethically any worse, or better, than not doing it if the end result is the same.

Not doing research that involves taking ethical risks to better understand the nature of the problems caused by alcohol and how to intervene with this behavior should not be an ethically comfortable position.