Sentence examples for drives reckless from inspiring English sources

When we have new generations who didn't watch their friends die horrific deaths from AIDS now dismissing condom use as "political correctness," and serious writers claiming that "hedonism" is what drives reckless sexual behavior, it's time for a reality check.

This eight-part murder mystery, set in an ignored corner of the countryside where local youths have been driven reckless by boredom, is written by Jack Thorne of This is England '86 fame.

Unless the police is trying to argue that people will drive reckless all over the place except when near a traffic camera.

At the end of the day it will be for the jury -- the one that sits in the actual courtroom -- to decide whether Murray's conduct was that of a solicitous personal physician or a fiscally driven reckless profiteer.

But he could and should have gone much further and performed an ideological jujitsu on the right wing narrative by agreeing with Rubio that the collapse was in large part driven by "reckless government policies" but then explain that the recklessness was in eliminating safeguards that for more than two generations had protected the American economy and households.

In the run-up to the financial crisis, bank revenues and profits were driven by reckless trading and dubious lending.

They no longer drive at reckless speeds on the roads (thanks to speed cameras), nor smoke in bars or cafés (a cigarette ban).

The New Yorker, January 30 , 1943 P. 9A couple of majors who had been on missions to various camps found most of the men assigned to drive them reckless.

Cobwebs thickened around the fat mirrors of the dark blue Pajero 4x4 Noye used to drive at reckless speeds around Atlanterra.

By S. C. Ruber and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 30 , 1943 P. 9A couple of majors who had been on missions to various camps found most of the men assigned to drive them reckless.

I call it the Plumage Paradox, and it describes the evolutionary force that drove the reckless behavior of so many people who got us into this mess, from government officials to Wall Street CEOs to real estate speculators to the army of credit card junkies.