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359 examples of Morally in a sentence

So it is no wonder that the Arabs, especially the Palestinians, remain unable to comprehend, existentially or morally, what has befallen them.
But appeasement of China for commercial gain apparently is not considered morally repellent.
Is that outcome morally superior to a bailout?
Low or zero access is neither medically nor morally justified.
Standing up for multilateralism and international rule of law may not only be the morally right thing to do; it is also in the interests of America's allies and, ultimately, America itself.
Social exclusion is not only morally and legally repugnant; it also defies economic sense.
The message is simple: improving opportunities for Roma is morally right and economically smart.
The status quo is damaging the lives of millions of Roma, but it is also hurting Europe economically and morally.
It shows what leaders can get away with when they demonize opponents, achieving conceivably defensible ends by morally atrocious means.
Morally it is wicked.
But to argue that an income independent of the job market is bound to be demoralizing is as morally obtuse as it is historically inaccurate.
This, like money laundering by criminal organizations, is obviously illegal (as well as morally reprehensible).
But the US has flatly rejected China’s proposal, ostensibly because it seems to morally conflate North Korea’s quest for weapons of mass destruction (which it appears fully prepared to use) with America’s right to defend itself and its allies.
A second, perhaps more important, cause for optimism is the fact that Colombians are more aware than ever that their political institutions are morally bankrupt.
In short, the growing, bloody challenges of the twenty-first century are to be confronted by a toothless UN, a morally weakened US, and a Europe well on the path toward disarmament.
And besides, a policy that makes people reliant on some form of external support is morally questionable, at best.
Goodhart takes no position on whether cultural diversity is intrinsically or morally good or bad.
But even this seeming success was morally ambiguous.
The West violated that agreement in 1999 in Kosovo: NATO powers first attacked Kosovo and Belgrade, in breach of the UN Charter (although they were morally justified to do so, because there was a need to stop the serious atrocities underway); the West then promoted and blessed Kosovo’s secession.
Superficially, this makes morally motivated wars easier: scenes of misery on TV incite visceral emotional reactions and feelings of solidarity.
Calls for more constructive engagement may sound facile, naive, or even morally precarious.
Ethics in GazaMELBOURNE – Is Israel’s military action in Gaza morally defensible?
For them, the key to international power was political power, and the central attribute of political power was a morally informed leadership.
The costs of inaction are morally – and economically – untenable.
Kelly, it turned out, was also almost as morally obtuse as his boss: he’d already displayed racial insensitivity, and when it came to domestic violence, he was clueless.
But for an analyst to blame the victim of such financial violence is not only morally reprehensible, but also constitutes terrible service to his clients (who, for example, may be lulled into a false sense that Greece is on the mend now that Varoufakis has been forced out).
Developed countries are thus morally obliged to pay partial compensation to poor and vulnerable countries and regions to cover part of the cost of the investments needed to adapt to climate change.
MELBOURNE – After a century that saw two world wars, the Nazi Holocaust, Stalin’s Gulag, the killing fields of Cambodia, and more recent atrocities in Rwanda and now Darfur, the belief that we are progressing morally has become difficult to defend.
But the theory of usury survived in the view that it was morally wrong to extract some additional amount that was made feasible by the borrower’s weak bargaining position or extreme need.
But her remarks that half of Trump’s supporters belonged to a “basket of deplorables” – that they were racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic – reinforced the impression that she and her party looked down on Trump voters as morally contemptible and even stupid.
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