Sentence examples for cavalier use from inspiring English sources

This cavalier use of low-level antibiotics creates a perfect breeding ground for antibiotic-resistant pathogens.

Wark apologises for "my cavalier use of the medium", and admits "I'm a bit stuck for what to say next".

Pfizer makes it plain that the company does not agree with this kind of cavalier use of Viagra.

But little here is didactic; the arguments made by most of the Voyseys for their cavalier use of other people's wealth carry much more force than Edward's doubts.

Reservations are still scarce at the six-month-old restaurant, and walk-ins often find that the wait is an hour or more, so it can be hard not to resent this cavalier use of perfectly good square footage.

As a candidate, he often objected to Mr. Bush's cavalier use of signing statements to assert that his interpretation of the law trumped that of Congress and the courts.

Language is a bit cavalier, using colloquial terms such as "smoking guns", which are not appropriate for an international audience and only understandable by those with a certain cultural background.

The Cavaliers used 19 starting lineups, most in the league.

Asked how much zone defense the Cavaliers used, Cleveland Coach Mike Brown said none.

The Cavaliers used a 22-6 run late in the first half to push their lead into double digits, and never allowed the Tar Heels (22-4, 12-2) back in it.

The first round of the 2013 NBA Draft can best be summarized by the thousands of "ANTHONY BENNETT?" tweets that nearly crashed Twitter when the Cleveland Cavaliers used their second No 1 pick in three seasons on the UNLV power forward.