Sentence examples for considered reckless from inspiring English sources

Last year, Wall Street punished Verizon's stock because Mr. Seidenberg's plan to run fiber optic lines to as many as 16 million homes, or nearly half of Verizon's phone customers, by 2010 was considered reckless.

For a long while he claimed to be "agnostic" about the level of bonus payments, saying only that these should be considered reckless if the incentives were strong enough to put a bank at risk.

Williams was kicked in the head by the England flanker Tom Wood as he was on the ground trying to secure a loose ball, and while Wales do not believe the action was deliberate, they feel it may be considered reckless.

Schnoller's methods are considered reckless by many marine mammal researchers.

These behaviors deliberately increase the risk of collision and are thus considered reckless behaviors.

Tucker Carlson seemed unaware Sunday that falling asleep at the wheel is considered reckless driving.

They are not the sort of children you would consider reckless.

Mr. Buffett's large stake in Moody's has brought him an unusual level of criticism, largely because he has a history of denouncing practices on Wall Street that he considers reckless or geared toward short-term gains.

Niederhoffer has been a professional investor for nearly three decades, during which he has made and lost several fortunes — typically by relying on methods that other traders consider reckless or unorthodox or both.

That's partly because no other medical big cheese would ever wear a pink shirt, pink stripy tie and cream jacket, but also because he speaks his mind to a degree his peers may consider reckless.

The Staten Island District Attorney did not ask the Eric Garner grand jury to consider reckless endangerment charges against NYPD officer Daniel Pantaleo, NBC New York reports.