Sentence examples for become cavalier from inspiring English sources

She said that the improving numbers had raised concerns among public health officials that the public might become cavalier in their behavior.

It's much easier to just present the tried-and-true version of McCain that that has prevailed since 2000 instead of presenting the new McCain as he's become: cavalier, dismissive, and lazy about the facts.

When men become cavalier and emboldened enough to make these statements out in the open, it stands to reason that online sexual harassment and bullying against women, where perpetrators are often able to make statements anonymously, is only going to get worse.

Frustrated by his lack of success in catching the river monster known as the Asian Slayer, Wade became cavalier.

It was possible that Mr. Shahzad had become too cavalier, said Ayesha Siddiqa, a Pakistani columnist and author.

In it, he describes an agency that has become increasingly cavalier about what data it will collect, and from whom.

P. W. Singer, a defense analyst at the Brookings Institution, said the Predators have already had "an incredible effect," though the remote control raised obvious questions about whether the military could become "more cavalier" about using force.

One hopes, however, that in that alternative incarnation he would not have become so cavalier about harming constitutional rights in the pursuit of the control frauds.

James's former sidekicks Mo Williams, J. J. Hickson and Antawn Jamison will need to become the Cavaliers' main parts.

If Cleveland wins, and perhaps even if it finishes second or third, Jeff Van Gundy, the former Knicks coach, may become the Cavaliers' coach.

This is rarely because Carberry becomes too cavalier in approach.