unethical
不道德
definition
adjective
it is unethical to torment any creature for entertainment
not morally correct.
example
Facing the dilemmas of ethical behaviour in a decidedly 'unethical' society is the harder choice.
From an environmental point of view, I find eating meat completely 'unethical' .
Widespread as it may be, it is nevertheless a way of thinking that is profoundly amoral, 'unethical' and indeed barbaric.
There were opposing views on how to protect the public from incompetent and 'unethical' behaviour.
This does not make them 'unethical' , dishonest people in life or their law practice.
It will be seen as 'unethical' , unprofessional and will affect the decisions made at that level.
Still, is it 'unethical' or immoral to bring an extinct species back from the dead?
These things may be ethical or 'unethical' , depending on the situation.
The following day, North accused his bosses of appalling, dishonest and 'unethical' behaviour.
Half a dozen newspapers recently have fired reporters for dishonest or 'unethical' reporting.
If one had no way to justify a particular immoral or 'unethical' act, a law was passed to legalize it.
A business school course in ethics is hardly going to transform an 'unethical' person into an ethical one.
Many acts may look improper and 'unethical' , yet there may have been a good reason for them.
And he also has plans to clean up big business by introducing a register of ethical and 'unethical' businesses.
I have concerns about any 'unethical' behaviour amongst any health professionals.
To deprive children of this most basic human right is 'unethical' .
Not only was her action a breach of her visa but was highly 'unethical' and morally questionable.
However, breaking the law often starts with 'unethical' behaviour that has gone unnoticed.
To so burden those people, and to continue to burden them, is not only wrong but immoral and 'unethical' .
What you are complaining about might have been individual 'unethical' behaviour.
If we exclude those individuals who consciously choose to act 'unethically' , we must still ask what motivates people who are ostensibly dedicated to helping mankind to perpetrate injustice.
As evidence for this point, consider that illegally or 'unethically' obtained documents have often surfaced in the context of judicial nominations.
Businesses competed ruthlessly, sometimes 'unethically' , and corrupted the political system through bribes, kickbacks, and illegal rebates.
A higher level of moral reasoning, on the other hand, is associated with resisting the temptation to succumb to outside pressures to act 'unethically' .
But most players, even teams, would rather win 'unethically' than lose honestly.
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