The phrase "human recklessness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a variety of contexts to describe a lack of caution or a disregard for the consequences of one's actions. For example: "The oil spill was caused by human recklessness, and the resulting environmental damage will take years to undo."
And most of them will have died because of human recklessness, including speeding, drinking, aggression, and distraction.
GREEN-MINDED folk of many shades came to Spain this month, to talk about the need to save from human recklessness as much as possible of nature's bounty of genes, habitats and species.
Not only was this a clear violation of human rights, but evidence of recklessness and impunity, and the extreme lengths to which leaders will go to protect their power.
More specifically, you are at the Boardy Barn bar, circus, human petting zoo, throbbing wet orifice of recklessness and our basest human impulses, dense and swampy, dirt and spilt beer on your ankles, half a thousand people packed against railings and elbows.
For them, the ethical issues of the war have long been settled, and the characters, both craven and heroic, can now be relished as fools — the betrayers forgiven as all too human, the heroes nostalgically caressed for their youth and recklessness.
The movie's lack of irony is all the more ironic since its subject is the recklessness of mankind in daring to synthesize humans androidally in order to extend our own control over the universe.
But, the prosecutor argued, the shooting was not an accident either, and resulted from Mr. Williams's recklessness and "extreme indifference to the value of human life".
It is an unprecedented opportunity in human history, which we should not abuse, and that should not promote recklessness.
They play; they recognise individuals (both human and octopus); and, like us, they exhibit qualities of caution and recklessness as they intuit the world.
The human is a knot of contradictions and opposing drives: reason and unreason; wisdom and recklessness; faithlessness and mysticism; logic and imagination.
At various times in his news conference, Mr. Lember held out the possibility of the more serious charge of aggravated recklessness, meaning that the shooting took place under circumstances "manifesting extreme indifference to human life".
