Sentence examples for irresponsibly to from inspiring English sources

The man who condemned Mr Bush's tax cuts as irresponsible now proposes irresponsibly to expand them.

"The government hid the truth from the public and behaved extremely irresponsibly to public safety".

The media have "covered this story irresponsibly to paint all the clergy in a negative way," the cardinal said.

If the poor and unhealthy continue irresponsibly to have children, we could impose a minimum child allowance.

Are we not adding irresponsibly to problems of climate change, or resource scarcity, which already look insurmountable?

To the extent that it was used irresponsibly to secure success in debate it was eristic, and the temptation so to use it must often have arisen.

Talking at an international tax conference, hosted by the OECD thinktank which has been given responsibility for convening talks on a global tax agreement, Stacks further claimed that the UK appeared to have irresponsibly responded to a need to out-manoeuvre Labour on tax avoidance putting "a spotlight on the degree to which political pressure can trump policy".

Good times have brought a budget surplus in the current year of $2.8 billion, which Mr. Giuliani irresponsibly proposes to use to plug the deficit next year, putting off for the next mayor the tough decisions about the future.

"Some people have difficulty gambling responsibly, as others are prone to use credit cards irresponsibly, or to drive cars recklessly," the group said in a white paper in 2010.

On the other hand, naysayers protest that e-cigarettes are dangerously unregulated, untested, and marketed irresponsibly, especially to teenagers, thus encouraging more people to jump on the smoking bandwagon, which is a shitty place to be.   .

As much or more blame lies with those that spent irresponsibly, failed to reform in good times and were blind to property bubbles.