Sentence examples for careless approach from inspiring English sources

The government did not want to be exposed on its careless approach to security, he said.

Mr. Rowland is known to have a sometimes careless approach toward money.

"Labor's careless approach and cynical politics on this issue is a genuine risk to broader confidence in our banking and financial system which can only weaken the system".

In a parliamentary democracy, this kind of careless approach would condemn the responsible party to a long period of fruitless opposition, like that experienced by Britain's Labor Party in the 1980s and early 1990s.

Her six years at the Home Office were marked by an instinctive secrecy, a talent for "going missing" or delegating when things went wrong, and a too careless approach to civil liberties.

The narrative reads in part like an account of a modern gang war among the cactus and sagebrush, a battle for position and prestige, overlaid with a skewed sense of honor but underpinned by animal brutality and a careless approach to the value of a life.

It's as if she and Shalhoub, whose insinuating sexiness fails him in this role, are waiting for the show to be over, probably because Ruffalo, as Victor, is so careless in his approach: he says his lines, waits for someone else to say his or her lines, and then he waits for someone else to talk.

In a stinging criticism of the BBA, Mr Wheatley said it was "careless" in its approach to policing Libor and put too much trust in a system that "did not have the right level of checks and balances in place".

Although concurring that reports of cannibalism have been all too readily accepted without being properly scrutinized, Krabacher nonetheless argues that he has used a "careless and selective" approach to the literary sources.

Although this behavior may seem careless, it is the optimal approach in a system where males are constantly fighting to secure a territory, the team reports this month in Frontiers in Zoology.

Chadwick was himself a critic of Big Science in general, and Lawrence in particular, whose approach he considered careless and focused on technology at the expense of science.