Sentence examples for ethically untenable from inspiring English sources
Best of all, mouse genes can be easily manipulated in the laboratory, making it possible to conduct genetic experiments that would be ethically untenable to perform in people.
Perhaps a bigger problem, though, is that limiting rights based upon what "offends" sets up an epistemically and ethically untenable schema.
The options, they say, are equally unpleasant: hurting children who are benefiting from scouting, or supporting a position they find ethically untenable.
As the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit wrote about a similar case, in 2013, it is "ethically untenable" and a violation of a client's rights under federal law to require that his or her lawyer "assert claims of his or her own ineffectiveness in the state habeas proceedings".
Some consider the very notion of industry collaboration with a university to be ethically untenable at best, and ethically forbidden at worst [23 25].
If you withhold your contacts you're breaking the rules, and putting yourself "in an ethically untenable position from that point forward", said Schminke.
It would be ethically untenable to allow football to continue if one out of every five high school kids who plays has clear evidence of brain damage.
Furthermore, introducing a 'sham' intervention as a placebo was considered ethically untenable.
The AUMF premise, no matter how it gets tweaked, is enabling a system of eternal warfare, a reality that is not only financially untenable for a nation in deep debt, but also ethically indefensible.
