Sentence examples for ethically expedient from inspiring English sources
It is politically and ethically expedient to blame corporations for not coming to the aid of the poor, the uninsured and the overtaxed.
While anonymonising the sample protects the donors identity and it is thus "ethically and legally expedient by avoiding the possibility of re-identifiability" [ 39], this limits the sample's usefulness as no other data can be added to it [ 12].
In this it stands in contrast to anonymization, which, while ethically and legally expedient by avoiding the possibility of re-identifiability or traceability, ultimately limits eventual safety and scientific usefulness.
For his part, Zhu Xi mentioned at least two qualifications: a weak qualification that the expedient adopted not be otherwise ethically objectionable, and a stronger qualification stipulating that the expedient adopted be in compliance with the Way, i.e., that it satisfy some basic moral value, at least as basic as the values expressed in the relevant received norm and ritual action.
This expedient is hardly unprecedented.
His going became expedient.
Ethically, they have failed.
The embargo may be legally expedient too.
Did she behave ethically?
