Sentence examples for moral match from inspiring English sources

Dwyer and Vig held that a donation is justifiable even if it does not benefit the donor sibling, so long as there is 'a moral match between the relationship and the risks to the donor relative to the benefits to the recipient' [ 24].

In his moral thriller "Match Point" (Dec. 25), Emily Mortimer's wealthy, upper-class Englishwoman Chloe Hewett is similarly compelled.

But when everyone is free to define truth as he or she prefers, as at present, the result is an intellectual and moral shouting match in which the people with the loudest voices are most likely to be heard.

The moral response matched the aesthetic response; disgust at ugliness was matched by disgust at cruelty; together, these responses constituted a kind of natural moral sense.

But his moral stature, matched only by his physical height, helped him pioneer two great reconciliations.

Poland's moral weight matches German muscle in such diplomacy, says Eugeniusz Smolar, a Polish foreign-policy analyst.

But it can rise in its moral standing, matching that of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, by engaging in a dialogue that paves the way for his return to his homeland.

Your opponent or your own morals will not match the morals of audience as a whole.

Moral of the match: The serve and volley can be done at the All England Club, although it certainly helps to be a physiological anomaly with a serve that leaves even the best players looking edgily at the draw for his name.

Britain's EU partners face a "moral imperative" to match the £1bn in aid the UK has provided to Syria's neighbouring countries in a move that would reduce the flow of refugees to Europe by improving conditions in camps, David Cameron has said.

This setting in general allows for two types of manipulations by a team: Misreporting the strength ordering (lack of truthfulness), and deliberately losing a match (moral hazard).