Sentence examples for morally hazardous from inspiring English sources
The hero has a high moral vision, but he also has the courage to take morally hazardous action in order to make that vision a reality.
A nation that disregards the consequences of its gravest decisions is operating in morally hazardous territory.
The work, the reservists who are now objecting say, is morally hazardous.
It is untrue that "we have to take morally hazardous action".
Flunking will only confirm the morally hazardous idea that the government, armed with taxpayers' money, will always blink first.
Will bailing them out be morally hazardous because it will cause them to behave the same way in future?
More broadly, Cameron and Sarkozy's Libyan policy managed, in a few short months, to expose and magnify the conflicting political, military and diplomatic faultlines that render international interventions of this sort so materially hazardous, morally questionable and financially fraught.
Two millennia later, invisibility still suffered a reputation as a particularly insidious form of absolute power: morally toxic to whoever possessed it, physically hazardous to everyone else.
In a setting this complicated and changeable, to attempt to pass definitive judgment would be hazardous in the extreme — both intellectually and morally.
So reducing the number of ways in which banks can engage in morally hazardous activities is a positive move.
