Sentence examples for moral controversies from inspiring English sources

Moral controversies such as those over abortion and euthanasia are riddled with the same infection.

Beyond the moral controversies, one of the biggest threats to PEP's widespread availability is money.

Most of these idioms were connected to female temple dancers known as devadasis, a legendary caste surrounded in moral controversies (some were concubines, some were vowed to chastity, some dwindled into prostitution) and now virtually defunct.

The Roman church to which Paul wrote was wracked with some moral controversies that make gay marriage seem like the dispute over drinking, dancing and card playing.

Despite the pluripotency of embryonic stem (ES) cells, legal and moral controversies concerning their use for therapeutic and clinical application have prompted active examination of the reservoirs of progenitor cells harbored within the adult organism.

The French government hopes the measure can bring an end to a legal and moral controversy triggered by the case of Nicolas Perruche, whose congenital defects became clear soon after his birth in January 1983.

There was an announcement in the Times the other day of a playwriting contest sponsored by the office of Samuel Frenc One of the conditions was that the sponsor "reserved the right at any time to declare ineligible any author who is, or becomes publicly involved, in scholastic, literary, political or moral controversy".... Controversy is now a naughty thing, a disqualifying thing.

Some of the best growth opportunities for businesses are found in fields loaded with ethical and moral controversy, including biotechnology, the provision of public services for profit, serving low-income consumers in poor countries and developing newly legal activities such as gaming.

American Sniper has also generated a moral controversy.

But, it was the halterneck bikini that caused the most moral controversy because of its degree of exposure.

According to a Canadian Press report, "One civic official said it was probably the weight of the moral controversy, rather than the weather, which broke Kwakiutl′s back".