Sentence examples for ethically of from inspiring English sources

Wilde accused Douglas of distracting him from his art, of spending his money, of degrading him ethically, of constant scene-making, of deliberately and then thoughtlessly mistreating him.

Whilst some clinicians consider the procedure in this context a necessary evil even if it only provides information to a patient's relatives, and allows the cessation of non necessary treatment, others consider it to be highly dubious ethically, of little therapeutic use and indeed they have raised concerns over obtaining informed consent for the procedure [ 3, 20, 21].

Brooks's reappointment is a major misjudgement of the national mood by a company still ethically out of control".

But, beginning in the early eighties, that became ethically out of the question.

"Authors and publishers should behave ethically, and of course the vast majority of them do.

These restrictions, in combination with increasing awareness of the consequences of smoking and a growing understanding of the ethically questionable actions of tobacco companies, have led to decreases in tobacco sales in Europe, Australia, North America and Latin America.

In recent years, British novelists may have been nervous of attempting panoramic narratives because of doubts about whether any single author is now capable - technically or ethically - of ventriloquising every class and race in a modern city.

"I felt like morally and ethically, because of his Mormon values, that he would be trustworthy," she said.

"Morally and ethically, none of us can feel good watching someone hurt themselves or hurt someone else.

The allegations against him are far more dangerous — politically, militarily, ethically — because of his closeness to the regime we are fighting to support.

Some even argue that robotic systems have the potential to wage war more ethically — which, of course, sounds like an oxymoron— than human soldiers do.