Sentence examples for ethically compromised from inspiring English sources
As a married gay man, I felt ethically compromised even taking this job.
The list of ExxonMobil's ethically compromised payments used to prop up Equatorial Guinea's oppressive regime is long.
And she remains an enigma and a caricature to many people: Radically liberal, coldly ambitious, or ethically compromised.
Audiences are willing to embrace an ethically compromised, dysfunctional patriarch with big appetites, a complicated marriage and an edgy relationship with his college-age daughter.
Newspapers were quick to repeat his professed findings – and much too slow to realise that the research was deeply flawed, not to mention ethically compromised.
In ads shown continuously on Iowa television, Mr. Gingrich was depicted as a politician who made excessive blunders, supported liberal environmental policies and was ethically compromised.
But most of our frenetic violence in the "war on terror" has been misguided: its chosen targets of uncertain threat to the United States, its methods crude, its implementation incompetent and corrupt (except in narrow and tactical military terms), politically obtuse, ethically deeply compromised and counter-productive.
That wasn't the end of A-Rod and PEDs; in 2013 he'd be named as an offender in the Biogenesis investigation, a sloppy, ethically and legally compromised show trial that Major League Baseball inflicted on their product more as a means to expand the discretionary power of the Commissioner's Office than as a good-faith effort to punish violations of the Joint Drug Agreement.
So the problem with torture isn't just that it's torture — that it compromises America ethically, morally — but that torture doesn't always work.
Walt's morally dubious lawyer Saul Goodman is now practically the least ethically-compromised character left in the show.
These agencies may slow down or compromise a user's browsing experience of websites, through the use of pop-up advertisements, and other ethically questionable tactics.
