Sentence examples for inconsiderate use from inspiring English sources

The inconsiderate use of (multiple) prognoses about the future – although sometimes explicitly stating the overall caveat of ceteris paribus or rebus sic stantibus – is a root-cause of a strong and, especially in the case of scenarios camouflaged as multiple prognoses, very convincing illusion of knowledge.

He said that of all the grievances his company heard, inconsiderate cellphone use topped the list.

We can't stop inconsiderate people from using the technology in an inconsiderate way, but we can help responsible people make better and safer use of cell phones.

The women further noted that men who do not want to use contraceptives are inconsiderate of the woman's future, citing that men make women pregnant to make them dependent.

READERS old enough to have had their peace and quiet shattered by the thump-thump-thump of "boom-boxes" used in public by inconsiderate folk may have shared your correspondent's dark thoughts about blasting the dreaded music machines with some sort of portable death ray.

Neighbors have complained to the city about the craft's "derelict" appearance and accused Panek of being inconsiderate and defiant as he allegedly used noisy power tools on the boat into the night and dumped construction debris overboard.

"I used to leave notes on Hummers, how inconsiderate it was for the rest of us," she said.

"A lot of the people who use them are just rude and inconsiderate," he said.

That's when the constant nuisance caused by inconsiderate yobs on motorbikes and scramblers who were using their road as a rat run to the local park.

Polsinelli: I try not to sweat the small stuff; however, inconsiderate behavior such as texting while walking, tardiness and using poor grammar would be on the list of pet peeves.

Kuhan Kanapathy, 21, a finance and accounting international student at the University of Bath, says: "The decision to impose fees on international students for NHS registration is inconsiderate, unfair and untimely – especially as incoming students may not even use the services provided.