Sentence examples for being reckless of from inspiring English sources

Ambulance staff planning to take industrial action over new shift patterns have been accused of being "reckless" of patient care.

JON LEE ANDERSON: I'd like to provide a solid answer but it would be reckless of me.

The judge said it was reckless of Ms. Jones's managers to book the contract in May for the St. Kitts appearance, weeks after she was indicted.

The most common myths are that combat photographers are reckless of spirit, or why else would they take such chances, and hard-shelled of heart, or how else could they bear it?

We don't know the economic consequences for America or the world, and some of the hand-wringing may be overblown — or maybe not — but it's reckless of Republicans even to toy with such a threat.

"It was reckless on the part of the physician.

But I know I've had the possibility of exploring and of being reckless and of experimenting because I didn't pay to go to university.

Mr Whiting accused Unite of being "reckless" and of "neglecting" patient care.

The San Francisco Chronicle published an editorial, entitled "calm down, governor," chiding him for comments that were "reckless," "out of touch with reality," and "even dangerous".

In a statement, the trust accused the strikers of being "reckless and neglectful of patient care".

He said it was reckless to want any of the drugs routinely administered to horses "in your food chain".