Sentence examples for a more irresponsible from inspiring English sources

It's hard to imagine a more irresponsible and amoral stance.

"I can't think of a more irresponsible, wrong-headed thing to do on the floor of the House today," Mr. Gephardt, a Missouri Democrat, said.

"It is difficult to imagine a more irresponsible and dangerous act on the ice than the one that was involved in this case," Bettman said yesterday.

But it's not just about access". "I pay tribute to what Google has done... you're used to politicians coming along and saying the internet's great... while the internet can take us to a more responsible capitalism it can also take us to a more irresponsible one as well.

Business people understanding that it is their responsibility, not just the government's responsibility, to think about the social and environmental consequences of what they do". But his argument was that the state had to recognise that collectively its solutions "add up to a growing burden of state intervention that simply creates a more irresponsible society".

11.09am BST Miliband getting tougher on Google... "I pay tribute to what Google has done... you're used to politicians coming along and saying the internet's great... while the internet can take us to a more responsible capitalism it can also take us to a more irresponsible one as well.

The United States' debt is such a problem, it's like an addiction: "The first step toward recovery is admitting we have a problem and refusing to allow any more irresponsible borrowing," his site says.

Before administering the oath to McConnell, he chided, "I hope we'll not hear any more irresponsible rhetoric about congressional inquiries risking American lives".

Nothing strikes her as more irresponsible than a children's book about a breed that she considers criminal.

And I would argue that we are more irresponsible as a sector for not trying to do it at all, than for trying and failing to get it right.

The Senate is friendly, and can be counted on to reverse the lower house's more irresponsible measures (such as a higher ceiling for public-sector salaries).