Sentence examples for seems ethically from inspiring English sources

And yet rather awkwardly, placebos work, sometimes well enough that it seems ethically dubious to withhold them.

Because of its value to the recipient and because donors' choices are not obviously flawed, living donation of the sorts that actually take place should be allowed and seems ethically permissible.

However, as long as international guidelines require research subjects to be informed of the disease or set of diseases under study, it seems ethically hazardous to overly stretch an already restricted consent.

Given the abstract and complex nature of risks that could derive from biobank research, it seems ethically appropriate to offer such information to potential research participants in a way which allows them to decide whether they wish to receive more detailed information or not.

The more companies promote the value of their brands, the more they will need to seem ethically robust and environmentally pure.

In our own time both the sexual revolution and the pressures of mass migration tend to make it seem ethically wrong to judge other people.

At first, immediately after the women died, Dr. Siegler said the operation seemed ethically acceptable, since such a large team of doctors had agreed there was enough hope of success to proceed.

Sometimes purposefully omitting a diagnosis seemed ethically more appropriate.

If one accepts that offering carrier testing for some disorders (for example, Tay Sachs disease) is good medical practice, then testing for other disorders of similar severity (such as Hurler mucopolysaccharidosis) would seem ethically desirable.

Once emerging data from each of these trials indicated statistically significant benefit from circumcision in reducing the risk of becoming HIV-positive, equipoise was disturbed, making it seem ethically imperative to stop the trials.

(Somehow, bribery extended over time seemed less ethically problematic).