Sentence examples for growth ethic from inspiring English sources

Continuous growth or the growth ethic is impossible to sustain.

Mr. Scazzero, 54, is the unofficial leader of a growing counterculture among independent pastors who reject the constant-growth ethic that has contributed to the explosion of so-called mega-churches.

Issues may relate to clinical care, the health system, relationships, teamwork, personal growth or ethics.

The top aide outlined the message she thought Trump should continue to emphasize: "The best Donald Trump is the Donald Trump who is talking about national and homeland security, economic growth and prosperity, ethics and why so many Americans dislike and distrust Washington and all its adjuncts, its consultants, its donors, its lobbyists, its politicians, its way of doing business".

Edgeworth's approach has been revived in economics by such figures as Kahneman (2011), and the convergence of economic and philosophical (and neurobiological) interests on this point suggests that Sidgwickian hedonism represents a new growth area in ethics.

Although the precariat does not consist simply of victims, since many in it challenge their parents' labouring ethic, its growth has been accelerated by the neoliberalism of globalisation, which put faith in labour market flexibility, the commodification of everything and the restructuring of social protection.

It is trying to find the golden ratio between democracy and efficiency, between growth and health, between ethics and profit.

And the earth groans as the ethics, or non-ethics, of endless growth are measured only by corporate shareholders in quarterly profit and loss statements.

A few leaders of local institutions took profit growth to be a legitimate ethic in the practice of medicine.

Inquiry possessed a genuine religious significance for Dewey, and in its functioning as a critical, self-corrective social process of human growth, he envisaged the working ethic of democracy.

A central figure in the rapid growth of information and computer ethics in Europe was Simon Rogerson.