Sentence examples for morally viable from inspiring English sources

Dorothy Cann Hamilton, chairman of the James Beard Foundation and founder of The French Culinary Institute in New York City, asks: “If you're going to burn 10,000 gallons of oil to bring an organic orange or carrot from California to New York, is that morally viable?”.

Surely the aims of this relationship must include morally and technically viable decisions made for, and with, the patient.

Moreover, it involves the ability to envision and evaluate new models that create new possibilities to reframe problems and create new solutions in ways that are economically viable and morally justifiable (Werhane, 1999).

On this view, "a morally defensible and politically viable conception of autonomy for an era of global feminism" must be agnostic about the content of women's choices as long as they do not close off autonomy (205).

Glass shares this viewpoint: "Medical advancements like PrEP that can stop people getting HIV are not only morally good but more economically viable, because PrEP is currently cheaper than ART treatment in the long run".

Populism's dreams of a redistribution of opportunity and wealth in America will not be realized until populism develops a robust intellectual movement that understands morally measured merit, sustainable economics, and politically viable means of instrumenting sound goals.

Even those who deeply disagree about when life begins will concede that it is morally arbitrary to hold that a gestationally viable infant who dies during delivery does not count at all, whereas an infant that dies after being delivered and taking one breath, counts as a neonatal death.

Now that Zimbabwe is morally off-limits for most tourists, Zambia is a viable, if pricey, alternative.

"But I believe, if I may, that the correct thing to do, publicly and morally, is to continue with the negotiations if they are viable".

As a result, in most states -- where constitutions require balanced budgets -- the only politically viable option for many lawmakers is to slash morally-meaningful social programs.

Morally wrong".