Sentence examples for it would be careless from inspiring English sources

I smugly told her that she wasn't a lesbian and, while she was free to experiment, it would be careless to do it with me.

"With the growing instability in North Africa and the Middle East and oil prices now exceeding $100 a barrel," Mr. Upton said, "it would be careless to tap the reserve for any purpose other than intended".

"I'm very confident in our support staff, they've done an excellent job over the years and I think it would be careless in a way to have a knee-jerk reaction to this Test series loss in that regard.

However, it would be careless to omit these parameters without further investigation.

Sure, there was a brief resurrection in 2016 when "The Cursed Child" came out, but it'd be careless to not acknowledge the massive sea change.

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It seems unlikely that a decorated army veteran, parachutist and instructor would be careless enough with a pistol to accidentally shoot himself in the head.

He added: "I certainly would not describe this year as a year of decline, that would be careless in the extreme.

Such banter, even in a bar, would be careless talk in Rwanda that could land you in jail.

We hope to be able to leave you some money, but it would be possible for you to run through it in no time if you were careless.

"It would be an enormously potentially damaging thing if he were so careless as to take action that would encourage Japan and South Korea to develop nuclear weapons," he said.