Sentence examples for deemed reckless from inspiring English sources

After all, many economists argue that national health reforms must tackle costs hand-in-hand with coverage or else be deemed reckless.

A tackle to the head deemed reckless will incur either a yellow or a red card and, if the latter, a minimum entry-point sanction of four weeks.

Lindros was referring to his one-game suspension for what the National Hockey League had deemed reckless use of his stick near the end of the game against the Canadiens.

Ebola patients at a treatment centre in Sierra Leone have been given a heart drug that is untested against the virus in animals and humans, a move that has been deemed reckless by one senior scientist and has prompted UK medical staff at the centre to leave.

This mission, though bold, is deemed too reckless by Odin, who banishes Thor to Earth New Mexicoco, to be precise.

"Could it be deemed as reckless?

Russell was yellow carded for the challenge in Sunday's 26-23 win for Wales, but a Six Nations disciplinary committee deemed it "reckless".

In particular, we deemed it reckless to press the pedal to the floor and head for a cliff, on the assumption that we'd have built a rocket ship before we went off the cliff.

Like Micheletti, Zelaya drew harsh international criticism for what many deemed a reckless return.

When his career began to deteriorate, the publication deemed him reckless, then found him hapless in the aftermath of her death, in reference to the way he "[sank] into despair, finding comfort in drink, drugs and his dead sister's flatmate".

After his dangerous antics on the field Sunday -- including a helmet-to-helmet hit on Carolina Panther Josh Norman -- New York Giant Odell Beckham Jr. received a one-game suspension and a barrage of criticism, as many in the press and the public deemed his play reckless and irresponsible.