Sentence examples for ethically tricky from inspiring English sources

No animals are used, as they are costly and ethically tricky.

It is an ethically tricky area, because trauma research can involve trying novel treatments on severely injured patients who cannot give informed consent.

Mullan's gut-wrenching film tells the story of three Dublin women in 1964, fictional composites of what appear to be real cases - an ethically tricky narrative procedure to which I shall return in a moment.

(It's a mystery as to why more psychoanalysts are not good at this, when offering interpretations in language even children can grasp is their job. But putting such deeply private material in a book for a general audience is ethically tricky and puts others off: even with identities disguised, Grosz's patients must know who they are).

But direct involvement in testing a drug can become ethically tricky.

Stem cells are more potent and in far richer supply in embryos, but culling embryonic stem cells requires the ethically tricky step of destroying an embryo to get them.

How we evaluate that ethically is very tricky.

Creating and providing them is not only a planet-scale deployment issue but a tricky one legally and ethically.

Now, this is tricky moral ground, and rightly so, because being conscious of buying clothes that will get multiple wears is an important part of consuming ethically.

Ethically, they have failed.

Did she behave ethically?