Sentence examples for more moral problems from inspiring English sources
Sadler believes that, as we define more and more moral problems as medical problems, we confuse the public about what he takes to be the fundamental difference between "badness" and "madness," between wrongful or criminal conduct and mental illness.
Bovenkerk questions whether the 90percentnt rate of unanimous decisions reflects true consensus or whether this 'means that the more divisive moral problems were excluded from Committee discussions?' (Bovenkerk 2011).
Yet if readers accept the historical context they can then appreciate that Austen is actually dealing with the much more universal moral problem of selfishness.As Susannah Carson writes in her excellent introduction, today's critics are split between those who emphasise Austen's timeless understanding of human nature, and those who stress the very real differences between her time and our own.
For if the nature of moral problems were more transparent, so too might be more effective means of resolving them that is, more effective "methodology".
Yet what rankles more is the moral problem of using drugs for behavior problems and school performance.
I can't really help you be a more moral person, or "fix" the problem, but reading and watching this stuff might finally make it real for you.
In particular, the role, if any, of scientific methods in resolving moral problems would be more transparent.
When moral problems become personal, the medial frontal gyrus becomes more active.
That gives it more moral clout.Whatever form it takes, systemic policing would face a problem.
Science, and a scientific approach to all the problems of social life, was another mode of sincerity, and the more science there was, the more moral people would be: What knowledge is of most worth?
