Sentence examples for moral challenges from inspiring English sources

Such a study raised moral challenges, too.

Morgan and Michell face narrative as well as moral challenges.

One of the most troublesome moral challenges involves money.

It describes climate change as "one of the greatest moral challenges of our time".

No. Does Australian government debt rank alongside other identifiable major moral challenges of our time?

The fundamental trope of her work is the moral challenges that are intrinsic to becoming an artist.

The aftermath of the occupation, the exhibition shows, posed its own moral challenges, marked by denunciations and purges.

And, if it hadn't been for virulent partisan politics, the moral challenges posed by Clinton and Lewinsky would have been run of the mill.

And the sense that he views life — and the Russian condition — as a series of moral challenges is apparent in his films and in conversation.

Undervaluing the humanities leads to citizens who are not willing to confront the moral challenges that make them good citizens and protect their freedoms.

In Animal Dreams (1990) a disconnected woman finds purpose and moral challenges when she returns to live in her small Arizona hometown.