Moreover, harms that appear comparable at first glance, say, causing a certain kind of injury, are generally morally worse in and of themselves, when inflicted upon a paradigmatic person than on a merely sentient animal.
Moreover, Harms et al. (2002) followed health parameters of injured and sick loggerhead turtles as they recovered in a rehabilitation facility and found that indicators of nutrition increased, including HCT, blood urea nitrogen (BUN), and total protein.
Moreover, he harmed no Americans or committed treason.
2 The judge then defined 'malice' to include 'spite, hostility or deliberate intention to harm.' Moreover, he instructed the jury that 'malice' could be found from the 'language' of the publication tiself.
Moreover, it can harm growth because many professionals do not feel attracted to systems that they perceive as leaving little room for their own ideas, even if this feeling does not reflect reality, as in system 2: "You give away a part of your right to say, and our physicians wanted to stay independent.
Moreover, the secondary operates without harming the performance of the primary network.
It would be hard to argue, moreover, that harm in that form has no moral relevance.
Moreover, the harms are often diffuse externalities that are nearly impossible to precisely quantify whereas the profits are concentrated and very easily counted.
Moreover, the harm incurred was not simply due to a "breach of contract" (i.e., uses not specified at the time of consent) but from the use of samples for research purposes regarded as culturally dissonant and deeply objectionable [ 24].
Moreover, economic interventions typically harm some while benefitting others, and the losers are rarely fully compensated.
