Sentence examples for moral advantages from inspiring English sources

In this case, the means has significant moral advantages over some alternative means.

The moral advantages of such a holiday are scarcely less great than the physical.

If the conditions of just war exist, it's worth exploring whether certain weapons pose special moral problems, or have potential moral advantages, over alternative weapons.

So it may be a surprise to find that some moral philosophers, political scientists and weapons specialists believe armed, unmanned aircraft offer marked moral advantages over almost any other tool of warfare.

McCain's statement in Foreign Affairs went on at length about a "League of Democracies" that "would not supplant the U.N. or other international organizations but complement them by harnessing the political and moral advantages offered by united democratic action" — an idea advanced by some liberal supporters of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.

Marinella clearly suggests, then, that both deliberative and speculative reason are exercised more effectively by women because of the moral advantages of their sex.

Its policies would draw strength from preserving the "moral advantage" over its adversaries.

But in my view, it does not have a "moral advantage" over non-Westerners.

However, if there is one thing the West lacks, it is "moral advantage".

Both sides like to claim the moral advantage, even while locked in a vicious conflict.

It would give me a tremendous moral advantage for the rest of our lives.