Sentence examples for ethically objectionable from inspiring English sources

Finally, it might be characterized as ethical, consisting in making a judgment in a way that is vicious or ethically objectionable.

Still, there's widespread resistance, and Dr. Fox himself opposes payments as ethically objectionable and of dubious effectiveness.

Use of adult stem cells is not ethically objectionable, avoiding "all the hand-wringing and explanations and gnashing of teeth," Ms. Powers of Toucan Capital said.

The decision of the French Senate to give final approval to a bill that threatens deniers of the Armenian genocide with a fine of €45,000 or one year in jail, or both, is politically inept and ethically objectionable.

Cooking with beer makes sense: not only is it more flavorful than water, but it's also more flavorful than any store-bought chicken stock and less ethically objectionable as well.

Adapted from John Green's bestselling YA novel, about love-struck cancer teens — a piece of doomed-love romanticism served up with bright-eyed, almost evangelical zeal — The Fault in Our Stars is dubious in the extreme, and morally and ethically objectionable from just about every angle.

Walberg started the meeting with some opening remarks that included a veiled reference to citizens not being forced to pay for or participate in things they find ethically or morally objectionable.

In other words, rather than making sure your savings avoid activities that you find morally objectionable, you can invest ethically to actively promote activities which you support.

Is dining in a fancy restaurant ever ethically OK? "I don't think there is something objectionable as such to eating out.

This really is objectionable.

OBJECTIONABLE, but necessary.