Sentence examples for callous practices from inspiring English sources
I cannot understand why Berkshire Hathaway is willing to put its stellar reputation at risk for such callous practices.
Dozens of consumer groups, unions, and community groups around the country have offered similar stories and testimony about the human suffering caused by OneWest Bank's callous practices under Mnuchin's leadership.
"Women will be safer from Big Abortion's deadly, neglect [sic] and callous practices as a result of this courageous 5th Circuit Court ruling," said Americans United for Life President Charmaine Yoest.
Yet his idea of plain old crime is sophisticated, literary and barbed enough ("How does anyone become so callous?" "Takes less practice than you'd think") that it makes this book a sentence-by-sentence pleasure.
Any medical provider that insists on identifying patients publicly by their first and last name in a sensitive setting is engaging in a callous and harmful practice.
And, as we learned last week, it is doing its darndest to make sure the banks escape the foreclosure crisis — a crisis they created with their sloppy, callous and often illegal practices — with no serious consequences.
Larson quoted Cunningham as writing to INS commissioner Doris Meissner, "If the news reports are true, your practice represents a callous disregard for the safety of the traveling public".
If the news reports are true, your practice represents a callous disregard for the safety of the traveling public and passenger airline crews, and the negligent handling of criminal felons.
The callous destruction of small traders through unfair competitive practices is not in the interests of national prosperity.
Not only do the recruiting and hiring practices of most academic departments seem arbitrary and callous, but the entire higher education institution comes across in this book as being near moral bankruptcy.
