Sentence examples for great recklessness from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it was an act of great recklessness when Pasternak, having been turned down by Novy Mir, gave the manuscript to the Italian go‑between.

The knowledge that a store is temporary inspires greater recklessness.

This is the mental state in non-intentional homicides that requires a greater degree of recklessness than even the gross negligence of a manslaughter charge.

Today, the United States is at an economic precipice unlike anything since the Great Depression, exacerbated by recklessness on Wall Street and two wars abroad.

But that the regime has taken the risk of going after a broadcaster established and supported by a French nongovernmental organization says a great deal about its recklessness -- a worrisome sign indeed.

Nor was that all: "Our defeat and humiliation in South Vietnam without question would promote recklessness in the councils of those great powers who have not yet abandoned their goals of world conquest".

The system we use to organize production and distribution did collapse because of the recklessness of the big Wall Street Banks and the Republican policies that allowed the most massive expansion of economic inequality since the Great Depression.

Some also wonder if it is overdoing things to give the late president, a divisive figure, the honour of burial in the crypt of the Wawel cathedral in Cracow, alongside Poland's greatest leaders.But whatever combination of incompetence, recklessness and sheer bad luck turns out to have caused the disaster, the bigger picture of Poland is a bright one.

As an unimaginably close up look at the bravery, ambition and some would say recklessness of a famed British hero, The Great White Silence has to be on this list.

In such a world, there would be a "great premium on resolve... and perhaps ultimately on recklessness".

Yet his self-indulgence and self-pity and recklessness have come, like it or not, intertwined with great empathy, especially for those who have been victims because of their race, gender or sexual orientation.