Sentence examples for irresponsibility has been from inspiring English sources

The only big figure sent to jail for his part in two decades of crazed speculation and irresponsibility has been Bernie Madoff.

At times and so now, the price of irresponsibility has been very high in accidents and mayhem that couldn't have happened without guns.

Scandal and irresponsibility have been Albany's creed for decades.

Republicans have invented a history in which it has been fiscal irresponsibility all along — and far too many centrists have bought into the premise.

Instead, the response to the social and economic irresponsibility of some private ownership has been to call for nationalisation and public ownership, while the response to the waste and lack of innovation of some public ownership has been to call for private ownership.

A hallmark of the Bush years has been the rampant irresponsibility — by the White House, Congress and the general public — when it comes to matters of finance.

Historically, HIV/AIDS has been attributed to personal irresponsibility and behaviors and lifestyles that are socially unacceptable (16).

The Democrats' message must be far more convincing than it has been, and their counterattack against Republican irresponsibility far more powerful.

Anyone surprised by the extremism and irresponsibility now on display either hasn't been paying attention, or has been deliberately turning a blind eye.

"To say we cannot amend a bill that has been passed by the House would be the height of irresponsibility," said Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison, Republican of Texas.

With 49 deaths in 29 years, the annual Dakar Rally off-road race has been panned by the Vatican newspaper as "the bloody race of irresponsibility".