Sentence examples for environmental irresponsibility from inspiring English sources
The Administration's energy policies, especially its resistance to increasing fuel-efficiency requirements, are of a piece with its environmental irresponsibility.
For some people such environmental irresponsibility is simply indefensible.These arguments are robustly countered by organisations such as the Sports Utility Vehicle Owners of America.
Speculative scenarios like the latter are an Atwood stock-in-trade, of course; some of her best long-form work addresses visions of the future that incorporate her personal fears regarding our collective environmental irresponsibility.
Not that overcomplication is the only cause of bad design — sadly there are countless other contenders, from environmental irresponsibility to functional errors — but it is among the most common factors, and not just for the old-fashioned reasons that forced the mayor in "Boss" to wash his bed sheets by hand.
"A toxic brew of climate denial and environmental irresponsibility is steering Big Coal and Big Oil towards ever greater fossil fuel extraction, and towards an economic precipice," said Doug Parr, policy director at Greenpeace UK. "The problem is their headlong rush to disaster could drag many ordinary people's pensions and investments over the edge with them.
They are already monuments; that is, they are monuments of a time (now) when the world careened toward total environmental irresponsibility, when more and more was borrowed against a disappearing future and we all knew it.
They then send the list of potential shorts to outside consultants, who rank them according to social irresponsibility on the basis of environmental records, shareholder rights and client and employee complaints.
Enron became a by-word for corporate irresponsibility, all of its community and environmental work undermined by the fact that it was carried out by a company with dishonest business practices.
Rage about tax avoidance, predatory competition and environmental despoliation occasionally triggers calls for practical action to temper or even punish corporate irresponsibility.
Deficits imply irresponsibility.
"This irresponsibility requires bail".
