Sentence examples for less careless from inspiring English sources

It is important to be less careless in Baghdad.

If Chelsea are to fulfil their ambition to finish fourth they will need to be less careless in front of goal.

It is possible, even likely, that if the bankruptcy law passed in 2005 had been less friendly to the banks, they would have been less careless in their lending and lost less in the end.

Having missed an easy kick to win Bath's crucial Champions Cup match against Toulouse, you might have expected Freddie Burns to be less careless a couple of minutes later.

I try to be a little less careless now.

If you want an account where you can be less careless, such as for leaving your email address all over the internet, etc., use a separate one intended just for that and leave nothing personal or sensitive on it, ever.

With the catchy repeated refrain "Homeless, food-less, shoe-less, sleepless, careless," he commands his more fortunate brethren to never look down on the walking man, for as Moken discovered himself, the walking man might well one day be you.

Most often, charities prove less criminal than careless, though many have been found to be both.

Nonetheless, such embellishments mattered less than the careless preparation of what was being impaled.

"Mad Men" evokes nostalgia for a careless, less restrictive way of life, floating on a permissive wash of sex, booze and cigarettes, but it never stops sending up the naïveté and backward biases of those times.

Or are they the less focused, more careless bunch whose lapses in crunch time ball control and defense, as well as offensive execution, have cost them multiple wins in close games?