Sentence examples for ethically flawed from inspiring English sources

Andrew M. Seaman, who covers health for Reuters and who heads the Society of Professional Journalists' ethics committee, described the story as ethically flawed, noting that Guzman got the final say in what was published about him.

And yet I think cloning one would be ethically flawed.

OPPONENTS -- The federal guidelines on embryonic stem cell research are ethically flawed in allowing federally supported researchers to use the cells but not to derive them.

Mr. Forrester's oeuvre offers a rare columnoscopy of this seminarian-turned-government official-turned-businessman-turned-crusader against the ethically flawed Robert Torricelli.

If you need any more convincing of the N.C.A.A. tournament's relative, if ethically flawed, charm, you need only to wander over to the leagues that admit they are professional.

The key phrase there was "if it turns out we are as ethically flawed as our critics would like to think".

The concept of inheritance is ethically and socially flawed.

He added: "But let's be very clear: this is a scientifically flawed, ethically reprehensible, economically unjustifiable and reckless policy that needs to be abandoned, once and for all".

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.

One, of course, might incipiently expect that lower court or unschooled judges more likely engage in ethically-flawed conduct as judges.

Because of its value to the recipient and because donors' choices are not obviously flawed, living donation of the sorts that actually take place should be allowed and seems ethically permissible.