Sentence examples for its carelessness from inspiring English sources
New Zealand's prime minister, John Key, was quick to criticise Fonterra for its carelessness and the harm it might do the country's dairy industry.
Its carelessness, or worse, is indeed probably responsible for the oil spill.
As a writer I care about America, and care about its carelessness.
Mortality is central to this work, as is the imminent death of a way of upper-class Russian life, with its carelessness and infantile absorption in the past.
The president might also point out that BP is not on Americans' most-trusted-corporations list right now — partly because of its carelessness, partly because of its chief executive's tin ear.
"That failure will mar Johnson & Johnson's image for many, many years," said Representative Darrell Issa of California, the ranking Republican on the committee, who also singled out the F.D.A. for what he called its "carelessness" and "deficiencies".
"Rusty," by Benoit-Swan Pouffer, was much more brazen about its structural carelessness.
The acquisition of the F.B.I. files led to wide criticism of the Clinton White House for its apparent carelessness in handling sensitive personnel files.
Her style was certainly modern, in its ease and carelessness and connection to youth; it was also deeply American, at a time when New York houses were trying to be less dependent on French fashion.
And ultimately, its conclusions of carelessness and negligence had far-reaching effects: hospital bylaws were rewritten, procedures were tightened and three doctors and a nurse lost their jobs.
