Sentence examples for more unethical from inspiring English sources

"Our findings suggest that if the pursuit of self-interest goes unchecked, it may result in a vicious cycle: self-interest leads people to behave unethically, which raises their status, which leads to more unethical behavior and inequality".

"Providing professional work almost for free to security companies that make their business with your research is even more unethical".

But it seems more unethical, given the higher infant mortality rates, to give her formula marketing materials without providing her the information that breast-feeding is better for her baby.

In other testimony, he said that printing articles based on material from garbage cans was no more unethical than the practice by nontabloid newspapers of "taking the discarded remains" from stories the tabloids paid for and using them "without having to pay".

Price rises have been unsustainable and more unethical practices were happening.' The agent says that many of those who would have traditionally bought on the Costas, such as the retired, have been deterred by the huge price jumps and overdevelopment of the region.

In his defense, Mr. Gersten, in an interview, invoked Adam Bellow's recent book, "In Praise of Nepotism," and more than half in jest, Talmudic law, arguing that it would have been more unethical if he had refused to write the letter.

Perhaps Americans are finally getting sick of sexual misbehavior mattering more than unethical choices that genuinely affect our nation's direction and the sustainability of our democracy.

Stout found that workplaces that rely on bonuses promote selfishness and opportunism, with the end result more uncooperative, unethical, and illegal employee behaviour.

But, the former director of the CIA...? This is more than unethical; it is a grave risk to U.S. national security.

"They might think 'No one got hurt,' or 'Everyone does it.' The next time, they feel fine about doing something a little bit worse the next time and then commit more severe unethical actions".

For example, in situations where the wrongdoing was more severely unethical or more clearly isolated in media reporting, even voters in the UK may be likely to overwhelmingly punish their representative.