Sentence examples for morally compromising from inspiring English sources

A central motivation behind the play was how "morally compromising" the job had become, says Neville.

Working closely with a regime that has done terrible things to its own people has always been morally compromising.

Working so closely with a regime that has done such terrible things to its own people has always been morally compromising.

During the year she spent at Yale, she got her first Broadway role in a short-lived comedy, "It's a Gift," playing a professor's daughter who stands to inherit some money but only under morally compromising circumstances.

Firms that espouse lofty social goals as part of their basic organizational DNA have a harder time justifying projects that are egregiously wasteful, and associations that are morally compromising.

The case, Zubik v Burwell, pitted the government against 29 faith-based not-for-profit organizations that claimed that the government's rules for groups with religious objections to covering female employees' contraception were morally compromising.

The pope is morally compromised.

So to make a long, hypothetical story short, I think preserving a species takes a lot of work, a lot of fuck-ups, and most likely a lot of morally-compromising decisions, all of which I'm completely prepared for.

"This pressure to grow necessitates a lot of morally-compromising and damaging decisions and inevitably catches you in this circular logic of creating products that facilitate your growth so that you can create more products to keep growing," says Tseng about this aspect of the game.

In transitional contexts this tension is usually labeled the "peace versus justice" dilemma (see, for example, Freeman 2010 and Mihai 2010)—denoting that the demands of quiet and stability may well require compromising the morally important demands of retributive justice and accountability.

Compromising my morals and beliefs.