Sentence examples for cavalier actions from inspiring English sources

Stern's only comment on the affair came Wednesday, when he suspended Arenas indefinitely, primarily because of Arenas's cavalier actions over the last week.

The constitutionally cavalier actions of Scottish MPs undermine the devolution settlement and play into the hands of the separatists on both sides of the border..

Shortly after the meeting, the filing shows, Sosnoff sent a Mailgram telling Gluck that he was "deeply distressed by your cavalier actions in withholding my proposal from shareholder consideration" at the meeting.

"The precedent that would be set by this cavalier action would have a devastating effect on the checks and balances that are enshrined in our Constitution".

But customer reactions to cavalier pricing actions may make quick fluctuations unproductive at best, and inflict lasting damage to a company's bottom-line at worst.

Judge Rakoff, who also presided over that matter, ruled that the suit could move forward, calling the S.E.C.'s action "cavalier".

Duvall said Johnson's actions had been cavalier.

Much of the action is the Cavalier Lounge, where the décor -- the black vinyl banquettes, the paintings on the walls and the curved wooden bar -- is exactly as it was when the lounge opened in 1950.

But it's a good example of the right-wing propaganda pipeline in action, and also how cavalier we have all become in the poisoned water of social media.

"I don't know why you would assume action on climate change is more likely than action on poverty," was Catelin's cavalier reassurance to allay any investor anxiety after a new report from the Carbon Tracker thinktank on how investment in companies might be affected by serious climate action.

And not President Obama, whose recent actions have been careless at best and cavalier at worst.