Sentence examples for it would be ethical from inspiring English sources

If you smoke, it would be ethical to smoke your own.

In August experts from the WHO concluded that, provided certain conditions are met, it would be ethical to offer unproven, experimental treatments or methods to prevent infection.

But given the findings so far, there is some question of whether it would be ethical to conduct studies of cosmetic uses.

Even had he meant to say that were such a drug safe, legal and effective, then using it would be ethical, he would still be wrong.

Instead, Mr. Wiley insisted that it would be ethical as well as profitable to represent a second set of clients, the court said.

Of course, it would be ethical to boycott industrial action organised by all-white unions to defend racial segregation in apartheid South Africa.

Neither course would be ethical.

Certainly it would be an ethical catastrophe if, as some have suggested, the IICA were to end up scrapped.

It would be more ethical if doctors transferred patients to other doctors when their preferences conflicted with those of the patient.

Deborah Rosen, a dog trainer, wrote that it would be more ethical to leave an aggressive dog with a professional — or better yet, to get it trained to "make it less of a threat or liability to everyone".

Although mitoxantrone is not approved as a treatment for advanced prostate cancer, researchers said they believed it would be more ethical to compare the new drug to an active cancer medicine rather than to a placebo.