Sentence examples for ethics better from inspiring English sources

The House's incoming Republican majority has wisely concluded the quasi-independent Office of Congressional Ethics better not be dismantled.

With that ethic, Better Bags has grown 25percentt a year since 1996.

Nothing illustrates the conflict between the power and influence of the blogs and their romantic notions of an indie music work ethic better than the Lana Del Rey affair.

At the heart of "Bloody Sundays," though, is Freeman's passionate belief that the violence and ugliness of the game are redeemed by the spirit and resilience of players like Emmitt Smith, Michael Strahan and Jerry Rice, who "used a combination of athleticism, precision and work ethic better than almost any athlete in any sport".

Google "epitomizes the Elsewhere Ethic better than any other company," except that the Googlers happily riding the Wi-Fi-enabled shuttle to their "(n)office" (as Conley hopes we'll start calling it) aren't anxious, fragmented or bitter about their leaders' private 767.

Some musicians are also grappling with the ethics of better performing through chemistry.

The Republican minority leader, John Boehner, is busy promising ethics reforms better than what the Democrats have imposed.

Any future scandals on Jenkins' watch and critics will throw his bold talk of ethics and better business back in his face.

Why, hadn't we learned that working parents, long-commuting consultants, and tech-savvy employees with good work ethics did better when they didn't have to contend with "butts in chairs"?

We might connect this to the sociological fact that a profession instantiates an ethics or, better, an ethic [ 5, 6].

SWC has not been able to achieve anything"; that the audit done by its donors is "far stronger" than that done by SWC and that international humanitarian ethics are better to follow than SWC's rules.