Sentence examples for publicity test from inspiring English sources

Ethical decision-making must pass some kind of publicity test.

First, what is the justification for such a publicity test?

The publicity test is used here in two ways.

We began our exploration by looking at Kant's hypothetical publicity test.

Let us ask ourselves first whether Sidgwick's covert utilitarianism would be unable to pass Kant's publicity test.

Second, which maxims of action and, more generally, which moral theories are likely not to pass such a publicity test?

Despite all the publicity DNA testing has received, for now, fingerprints are more useful because they are easier to collect than DNA, forensic experts say.

His habitual aversion to publicity was tested in the nineteen-nineties, when he wound up in the tabloids for suing Ivana Trump in a fee dispute, after she allegedly stiffed him for work he did during her divorce from Donald of the same last name.

For one thing the show cars built for the publicity and to test public reaction were often, well, brutish.

For one thing, the show cars—those built for the publicity and to test public reaction—were often, well, brutish.

One explanation that has been offered for the rise of prostate cancer deaths between 1986 and 1991 is that the publicity surrounding the test may have made doctors more likely to ascribe prostate cancer as the cause of death rather than other contributing conditions.