Sentence examples for fewer scruples from inspiring English sources
China has fewer scruples.
American universities have fewer scruples.
Albany, this past month, could have been Las Vegas, with fewer scruples.
A warrior by nature and physically brave, he had a far greater tolerance for risks than Nicholas, and fewer scruples.
And investors who prove to be overly sensitive to the environment or the impact on local people are frequently dumped in favour of those with fewer scruples.
Like the US, Russia is plagued by energy shortages but when it comes to nuclear it has always suffered from fewer scruples.
He is a man of few scruples but keen wisdom.
Another perspective sees in Lutyens an opportunist with shallow culture and few scruples.
And China, which also has lots of unexploited shale gas, has few scruples about burning cheap coal.
The states had few scruples in asking for Christian support against rival Muslim kings or in turning to the North African kingdoms for aid against Christian princes.
At such moments, the reader starts developing a few scruples of his own, one of which is: a passage like this is neither good fiction nor meaningful historical writing.
