Sentence examples for clearly irresponsible from inspiring English sources

Doing so in proximity to an airfield or aircraft is illegal and clearly irresponsible.

To make decisions on the future of a child based on such a test is clearly irresponsible.

While the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit may have ruled that it is not discriminatory for Union Pacific to exclude contraceptive coverage in its health plan, it is clearly fiscally irresponsible ("Court Says Health Coverage May Bar Birth-Control Pills," news article, March 17).

"I'm not comfortable with the word, but he's clearly very irresponsible".

If our elected leaders -- or presidential candidates -- don't start defending the right of the people to be secure in their persons and papers in the digital age, however, China's action shows that authoritarian governments can and clearly will use irresponsible rhetoric to justify restrictions on the speech, security and privacy of their citizens.

Should the plan fail, he said: "Russia will have shown itself very clearly to be an irresponsible actor".

We consider such statements irresponsible and clearly aggressive in tone, and we will respond to them accordingly.

White man's guilt is a lazy, irresponsible but clearly lucrative trope because what's more appealing than a white guy who wants to do good because he just feels so bad about what he's done?

And these threats still remain - demonstrated clearly yesterday by North Korea's irresponsible action, which our government and the whole world condemn completely.

In it, Mr. Elhauge accused the Democrats of engaging in irresponsible repetition of "clearly frivolous" claims of voting irregularities as part of a "destructive political campaign".

However you feel about his policies, and there are people grumbling on the right and on the left, Mr. Obama has signaled loudly and clearly that the era of irresponsible behavior in public office is over.