Sentence examples for irresponsibility when from inspiring English sources

We don't depend on our students to judge our basic competence as teachers, although they often suggest helpful adjustments in our pedagogy (and can call attention to cases of clear incompetence or irresponsibility when they occur).

Italy also summoned the French ambassador after Macron criticised Italy for "cynicism and irresponsibility" when the country's leaders turned away a migrant rescue ship with more than 600 people onboard weeks after coming to power.

The Guardian showed "indulgent irresponsibility" when it published details of surveillance programmes, Jack Straw has said.

They are already monuments; that is, they are monuments of a time (now) when the world careened toward total environmental irresponsibility, when more and more was borrowed against a disappearing future and we all knew it.

For our part, we're getting used to being accused of irresponsibility, when in fact, to question the reality of the epidemic is the most profoundly irresponsible thing that somebody who ought to know better could do.

Words like "outrageous," "shameful" and "the height of irresponsibility" — especially when applied to a man's paycheck — tend not to make you many friends.

One would hope that our government would protect us from corporate irresponsibility, but when big business funds elections the political system will never prioritize the people over profit.

At the height of Fox News' Bundy frenzy and irresponsibility (like when Hannity wondered on-air if the federal government would kill the rancher), conservative media couldn't stop fanning fears about "government overreach" in the Age of Obama.

And in America, at least, we have a pretty good record for behaving in a fiscally responsible fashion, with one exception — namely, the fiscal irresponsibility that prevails when, and only when, hard-line conservatives are in power.

The episodes of irresponsibility disappeared, but when the regular season ended the secret weapon had just six catches.

On this income Groote lived a life of ease and irresponsibility until 1374, when he suddenly changed course and underwent a profound spriritual conversion.