The phrase "lack morality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe individuals, groups, or actions that do not adhere to moral principles or ethical standards.
Example: "The actions of the corporation demonstrate that they truly lack morality in their pursuit of profit."
Alternatives: "have no ethics" or "are morally deficient."
The corollary of this is that poor people, who lack money, also lack morality.
"Machines lack morality and mortality, and as a result should not have life and death powers over humans," he said.
"Machines lack morality and mortality, and as a result should not have life and death powers over humans," Heyns will say.
"Our laws sometimes lack morality and this is the perfect example of that," she said.
"Our laws sometimes lack morality and this is the perfect example of that," she said. .
We can no longer conveniently deny that animals lack awareness, do not grieve, lack morality, and have no language.
In "The Plot Against America," the multivocality is achieved, for the most part, by having a political catastrophe, debated by many people in solemn moral terms, be narrated through the eyes of a child, who lacks morality, who wants only his mother and his stamp collection, and who has no fine phrases to cover his self-seeking.
Only the ofays… Somehow they seem to think that a Negro doctor lacks morality".
The 67-year-old accuses the game of "lacking morality" and criticises the authorities' inability to tackle the problem.
The reforms went a long way to rid policing of corruption and patronage, but they also wanted police entrusted with more paternalistic responsibilities — basically, to enforce virtue on immigrant populations whom progressive leaders thought lacked morality, discipline and industriousness.
Lord Ouseley says the FA and Premier League lacked "morality and leadership" in their handling of racism incidents involving John Terry and Luis Suarez.
