Sentence examples for less ethically from inspiring English sources

(Somehow, bribery extended over time seemed less ethically problematic).

Stem cells derived from adult tissues, like MultiStem, are less ethically controversial than stem cells from human embryos.

Chimp research was already dwindling fast as scientists turned to less costly and less ethically charged alternatives.

Chris Wiggins, one of the panelists, said that more students were going into industries that were less ethically controversial.

Cooking with beer makes sense: not only is it more flavorful than water, but it's also more flavorful than any store-bought chicken stock and less ethically objectionable as well.

Being a Columbia J-School graduate myself, albeit one who detoured to less ethically tortured precincts of journalism — Fleet Street and, for a time, the New York Post — I am still searching hard for a serious angle to justify all the interest in this story.

A tsunami of ad stalking, intentionally fake news and social media-enabled demagogues expertly appropriating these very same tools by gamifying mind-less, ethically nil algorithms.

When you dig deeper into the interests of MPs, the motives become a little clearer, but no less murky, ethically.

Moral qualms about wiping out whole cities had been overcome half a year before Hiroshima; the only question left was the ethically less troubling one of the method.

To check that one is still consuming one's culture correctly, to collaborate, and (this was a big one) to feel sane, normal, emotionally and ethically less alone.

Why, the ethically less than pure of heart might point out that should the crown imprison the insubordinate Badger for the full term of the tariff allowed by law, the cost of putting the wicked woman up at Her Majesty's pleasure - and taking her three children into public care - would vastly exceed the price of the trial itself, the last laugh, as it were, thus being on the state.