Sentence examples for is ethically sound from inspiring English sources

Wearing them is ethically sound as well as deliciously pleasurable.

For Jay Rosen, professor of journalism at New York University, the onus is on publishers to ensure that what they put out is ethically sound.

While the reselling of second-hand clothes is ethically sound, it's the massive amounts of donations that cause a problem.

Even famed animal rights advocate Peter Singer (author of the book Animal Liberation) admits that animal testing is ethically sound when lives are at stake.

We don't know if playing into that belief is ethically sound, but there's something comforting about trekking through the jungle in the dead of night with a guy who has not only repeatedly escaped death, but who has also produced go-go records and played guitar with D.O.A. See THE HEART OF BLEAKNESS  .

There is still considerable debate in the bioethics community as to whether this is ethically sound and legally compliant (Caulfield and Kaye 2009).

Others described how they felt the method was ethically sound: "I believe there are absolutely no ethical issues with the framework that is in place" (P45, experienced in deferred consent), or how families had no concerns about recruitment taking place after the intervention: "No real concerns about the fact that the intervention has already been done" (P29, experienced in deferred consent).

This may be ethically sound, but is it economically sensible?

In 1999, the committee published its conclusions that embryonic stem cell work was ethically sound.

(3) How can we ensure that the design of tools and the way they affect the mind through use are ethically sound?

These are small, federally empowered bodies that review research proposals before they are carried out, to ensure that the studies are ethically sound.