Sentence examples for ethically superior from inspiring English sources

But before those in the so-called 99% start feeling ethically superior, consider this: Piff and his colleagues also discovered that anyone's ethical standards could be prone to slip if they suddenly won the lottery and joined the top 1%.

Early birds aren't ethically superior.

Lissaman continues: "Was local production ethically superior to distant production?

Is a quiet creep of prices ethically superior to a leap, announced by a warning shout?

The long read: Misunderstanding the Holocaust has made us too certain we are ethically superior to the Europeans of the 1940s.

So, for a brief period, we felt richer — planeloads of us went to Mannahatta and bought up everything in sight — and ideologically and ethically superior.

A particular type of stem cells which is considered clinically more attractive, ethically less problematic and exhibiting immunological properties that make them superior over other cell types are mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs).

But it's fudged, and there is something wildly and unintentionally pompous and preposterous about Ben, who is against "organised religion" but appears to think Buddhism is somehow ethically and intellectually superior to Christianity.

Moreover, they said, it siphons limited government resources from research on different types of stem cells, which they and other scientists who share a discomfort with embryonic stem cells view as ethically and scientifically superior.

Marina Silva's campaign attracted support from voters who belonged to neither the PT nor the PSDB, but who saw her as a more attractive third option, ethically and morally superior to the other candidates.

Sharing of resources can provide an ethically and economically superior framework to overcome some of these issues but requires dedicated infrastructure.