Sentence examples for moral gain from inspiring English sources

If that attitude persists, it will be a major moral gain".

"They are not a threat to anyone, and there is no strategic interest behind their diplomacy aside from the moral gain," said Mr. Alani, the Dubai analyst.

This possible public policy stance sounds bizarre only because its costs would clearly be enormous, and arguably not worth the moral gain in extra fulfillment of FEO they would achieve.

In the same vein, one might hold that the fact that continuous restriction of individual liberty is needed to satisfy some norm does not by itself tell us whether the moral gain from satisfying the ideal is worth the moral cost of lessened freedom.

This can be considered a moral gain as it would mean that, compared with cFTS-based screening, more women can be helped to make what for them would be a meaningful reproductive decision.

The former said it responsibly, respectful of the many moral gains that the era of liberalism brought about.

This allows them to be embraced as possible truths so their morals gain more weight in the eyes of their audiences.

(see Schneewind, 1996, Johnson, 2007, 2008, also Reath, 1994) On the latter view, moral demands gain their authority simply because you yourself have, insofar as you are rational, willed them.

Can we look to our evolutionary background for moral guidance, gaining insight into the content of morality in the normative sense (as claimed by proponents of prescriptive evolutionary ethics)?

The paradox is that the moral authority gained through prophetic and powerful writing undermines the creativity at its source.

The other factor at work in this new bull market is moderation of the moral authority gained from last fall's election, a factor that has led many to fret over the future course of free enterprise and capitalist opportunity.