Sentence examples for sacrifice ethics from inspiring English sources

Medicine has always been part of Patchett's life, and she does not share Le Carré's rage at multinational corporations avid for profits and prepared to sacrifice ethics – and lives – in their search for billion-dollar drugs.

"Ethical robotics refers to Clearpath's belief and practice that they should not sacrifice ethics for revenue," said Rendall.

You see, I am afraid that this world is at risk of being a place where people are known to sacrifice ethics, and values, and sometimes genuine human decency in exchange for making money.

In Victorian Sacrifice: Ethics and Economics in Mid-Century Novels, Ilana M. Blumberg offers a major reconsideration of the central Victorian ethic of self-sacrifice, suggesting that much of what we have taken to be the moral psychology of Victorian fiction may be understood in terms of the dramatic confrontation between Christian theology and the world of modern economic theory.

Many kids feel pressured to cut corners, sacrifice ethics, and take easier courses, all in an effort to achieve better grades instead of better learning.

The image of a perfect grade is what students strove for — because they were told that was all that mattered, leading them to sacrifice ethics for perfection.

Such "politesse" appears to be to sacrificing ethics and principle just to cut someone not from the suburbs some slack.

For the ostrich embryo work, given the early stage of sacrifice, no ethics approval was required.

Money certainly helps, but enjoying what you do every day and not sacrificing your ethics is also important.

He said, "One of the reasons I've written this book is to give people a set of tools that will help them achieve those same objectives [as might be achieved through unethical means] without sacrificing their ethics".

Yet there are countless Asian and Pacific Islander immigrant families who remain trapped by poverty and discrimination despite their sacrifices, work ethic and high value on education.