Sentence examples for if he recklessly from inspiring English sources

But coins sprout only while Mario moves, and he will lose the box if he recklessly moves into the path of an enemy.

They discuss the moment when he recklessly veers into oncoming traffic.

He recklessly disregarded scientific and medical evidence that would have saved hundreds of thousands of lives.

Notice if he acts more recklessly.

It was not immediately clear if the man had run a red light, or if he was speeding or driving recklessly.

While most Democrats said Trump would be acting recklessly and illegally if he declared a national emergency, some were open to the approach.

It was in this context that I happened to pass President Goheen as he was crossing Cannon Green, and I decided to engage him in what the State Department would describe as a "frank and candid discussion". After getting his attention, I succinctly (and recklessly) stated that if he kicked Army ROTC off campus, I would sue both him and the University.

He travelled constantly, and involved himself fearlessly — some would say recklessly — in politics, as if he were determined to add to the bulk of that dossier.

It stands to reason, then, that Twitter has the justification — some might even argue the obligation — to de-verify users if they recklessly tweet false information.

The bill was amended after a parliamentary committee recommendation to confirm that a journalist or any other person could be prosecuted only if they "recklessly" published information on an SIO, but a separate amendment proposed by senator Nick Xenophon – to insert the statement that a court must take into account whether the disclosure was in the public interest when sentencing – was rejected.

In rapid-fire unanimous votes on Wednesday, the Senate approved a new securities-fraud statute calling for up to 10-year prison terms for using a "scheme or artifice" to defraud investors, and approved a plan to send senior corporate executives to jail for up to 10 years if they recklessly or knowingly publish misleading financial statements.