---

• r  without regard for morality
  he acted immorally when his own interests were at stake

• Fully 28% of respondents said they would act immorally including lying or backstabbing to keep their jobs.
• Last year he defaulted on some $3 billion of Ecuador's $10 billion foreign debt, saying the loans had been contracted "immorally and illegitimately" a generation ago when the .
• The challenge facing cloning pioneers is to make the case convincingly that the technology itself is not immoral, however immorally it could be used.

• amorally

• morally

News & Articles

---

• What Complicity in Iraq's Chemical-Weapons Use Says About America
  With great power and the cloak of secrecy, the temptation to act immorally proves irresistible.        
  Aug. 26, 2013 - The Atlantic

Quotes

---

• Brian Mikkelsen in Forbes
  He has behaved unethically and immorally,said Danish Culture Minister Brian Mikkelsen, whose department oversees sports. "It is totally despicable."
• Manfred Gerstenfeld in Fort Wayne News Sentinel
  If one looks at how the Europeans behaved towards the greatest group of victims of the Second World War, they behaved fairly immorally,Gerstenfeld said.
• Maureen Dowd in Dallas Morning News
  From her years of Washington-watching, Maureen Dowd concludes "it is rarely the geopolitical or human consequences that cause people to turn on leaders behaving immorally. The town is far more narcissistic and practical than that."