Sentence examples for considered careless from inspiring English sources

To be at one club that has gone into administration could be called unlucky, to have been at two could be considered careless.

Having a health minister who doesn't know the first thing about health might be considered a misfortune; to also have a justice minister who hasn't a clue about the processes of justice might be considered careless.

The day will come when not handing over the steering wheel to a machine will be considered careless, if not outright irresponsible.

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.

He is still embittered over what he considers careless construction by Mr. Cross and inadequate supervision by the housing preservation department and says he felt compelled to hire his own supervisor and lawyer as matters worsened.

After all, every single state has considered distracted or careless driving laws (like Hayley and Diego's Law) since the year 2000, and every Vulnerable Road User law on the books has been passed since 2007.

"Accordingly, we considered his act, while careless, an unintentional oversight".

Civilians in Mogadishu, especially ones participating in commerce — or, worse still, fun — are, for Al Shabaab, considered legitimate targets and careless collateral.

The Republican leader of the House in Pennsylvania, previously considered a swing state, was careless enough to admit publicly that the state's strict new Voter ID law would assure a Romney victory in November.

Verbruggen was considered a more natural, intuitive or "careless" actor, with "a negligent agreeable wildness in his action and his mien, which became him well".

The comedy The Careless Husband (1704), generally considered to be Cibber's best play, is another example of the retrieval of a straying husband by means of outstanding wifely tact, this time in a more domestic and genteel register.