Sentence examples for moral trends from inspiring English sources

The social and moral trends swamp the proposed redistributive remedies.

(AP) NEW YORK/REGION A33-37 Clerics Hope Good Will Signals New Moral Trend Churches and religious groups are stepping forward in the wake of the World Trade Center disaster to comfort, offer prayers and maybe gather up a few souls.

Calculated DP values provide a lens to better distinguish trends between moral development stage and school years.

A lesser-known but rising trend in moral philosophy suggests that, since beliefs affect our behaviour, we have to take responsibility for them.

It charts the successful career of the manipulative and promiscuous radical sociologist, Howard Kirk, at the new University of Watermouth (which bears more than a passing resemblance to East Anglia), and satirises savagely his substitution of "trends for morals and commitments".

One survey does not flag up a trend (or moral degeneration for that matter), but potentially that is an awful lot of young people to criminalise for what is arguably, in many cases, a modernised version of playing doctors and nurses.

Even Forbes had hinted at a moral basis for the trend.

Yet as I talked with everyone I could about the rise and rise of mid-century design, I couldn't help but notice certain moral shadings to the trend — something more than mere grandpa-chic.

Commentators often wrongly attribute general moral, cultural, economic, and international trends to the president.

And what these latest indices show is that whoever is doing the measuring -- left-of-center groups concerned with social justice or conservatives worried about moral values -- the overall trend has been downward over the last 30 years despite the growing prosperity.

Playing fast and loose with these terms is the latest trend in the moral and political agenda to abolish all sex work.