Sentence examples for least ethically from inspiring English sources

Ian MacQuillin, head of communications at PFRA: "It is, to say the least, ethically dubious to try to stop charities fundraising in an area just because the people they help don't live in that area.

Many agreed that using the data is, at least, ethically dubious.

"I think that based on what we've seen, now the question is whether he is a helpless executioner or a willing one of what are, at the very least, ethically questionable policies".

Walt's morally dubious lawyer Saul Goodman is now practically the least ethically-compromised character left in the show.

And I think in terms of keeping a consensus about controversial research, it is important that science proceed in a way that does the least damage ethically".

After obtaining and characterizing the viewpoints of diverse stakeholders, the researchers aim to identify the least burdensome, ethically acceptable strategies for consent, disclosure and authorization for prospective PCORI studies, both observational and randomized clinical trials.

The Post immediately came under fire for, at the very least, being ethically irresponsible with its use of the pictures.

In other opulent news: people give Philipp Plein a hard time, because while the political atmosphere has sobered the fashion industry into engaging with questions about consuming less or at least more ethically, Plein stands for a level of epic and conspicuous excess.

"Unless you can deal with these social and political issues then any kind of geoengineering would be unviable anyway – or at least any remotely ethically defensible version would be unviable".

And, ethically at least, it is unsettling to think that our government is using international computers, presumably owned by innocent people, as hackable devices to repurpose for their own goals.

But the mere existence of this letter suggests that your boss is doing something ethically untoward: at least for one employee, she's creating a culture of anxiety for reasons that have no relationship to the job itself.