Sentence examples for degree of carelessness from inspiring English sources

Webster's dictionary defines reckless as careless, and there certainly is a degree of carelessness involved when a player skates at full speed toward the boards with the intent of checking an opposing player, as Shanahan notes Prust was doing as he approached Volchenkov early in the second period of Game 3 on Saturday.

But it warns: "We have also encountered some who pursue narrow self-interest, some behaviours that should not be tolerated in any way, and a degree of carelessness with the federation's reputation from a number of elected representatives at local and national level.

These leaks are fun on one level but on another level they show a degree of carelessness that Jobs would never allow.

One aspect of opera not easily comprehended, particularly by anyone who assumes mistakes of casting or concept are made out of carelessness, is the degree to which everything changes in the adrenaline-charged moment of performance.

Roy Hodgson argued there were still plenty of encouraging signs and he was right, to a degree, even if it can never be a good sign when a team are guilty of this form of carelessness.

The Ritz Carltons: A bit of carelessness.

Instead, a measure of carelessness crept in.

"Presiding over two smacks of carelessness".

Slamming trains around is a sign of carelessness or incompetence.

Medot said he was arrested because of carelessness.

No one could accuse James L. Brooks's latest comedy of carelessness.