Sentence examples for not only ethically from inspiring English sources

Lanier was particularly scathing about remix culture, which he viewed as not only ethically dubious but also self-defeating in the long run.

In this campaign cycle — when polls show that voters believe Albany is not only ethically corrupt but financially mismanaged — Mr. Levy's brand of maverick politics has particular resonance.

So if networks have finally woken up and realized that diversity is not only ethically important but also financially viable in order to create a popular, smart, funny show, then it's time to focus on a demographic that keeps getting ignored: the Latino audience.

If Adorno leaves off the productive half of the equation — "I'll go on" — other writers have supplied it for him, in the form of a very large body of work concerned with the Holocaust that is not only ethically accountable but also incredibly rich and inventive.

Failing to do so and responding to this calling through acts of hate is not only ethically irresponsible but it is also morally evil.

Singling out Syrian refugees for exclusion from Indiana is not only ethically wrong, it is unconstitutional.

But after a concentrated study of remotely piloted vehicles, he said, he concluded that using them to go after terrorists not only was ethically permissible but also might be ethically obligatory, because of their advantages in identifying targets and striking with precision.

Timely acknowledgment and appropriate explanations and apologies for hospital errors are not only morally, ethically and legally correct, but also good medicine for future patients.

Another more effective form of pressure may be to encourage a strong cooperative and mutual sector, which will not only behave ethically itself, but constrain others from behaving in too ugly a fashion.

The chairman told those present that "considerable difficulty had been encountered in making plans which would not only be ethically acceptable and feasible but which, at the same time, could produce information of value".

This will be based on a revised Council of Europe convention, with the government saying it plans to introduce data protection standards "that reflect the huge growth in data and changes in technology", and ensure "data is processed, not only lawfully, but ethically".