Sentence examples for loose guns from inspiring English sources

With its armed militias, loose guns, corruption-stricken military and weak institutions, Chávez's revolutionary state is a danger, first and foremost, to Venezuelans.

The world is full of accidents; there's road rage everywhere, there's loose gunplay wherever there are loose guns, drunk driving wherever there's alcohol.

In a private conversation, a cardiologist tells me about his partners -- "loose guns" he calls them.

There are far too many loose guns floating around the United States of America.

If we only practiced evidence-based medicine -- that is only do those tests and surgeries which have a proven benefit -- and not be "loose guns" with our health care dollars.

Sheriff Clarence W. Dupnik of Pima County, a critic of what he calls loose gun restrictions, bluntly labeled Arizona "Tombstone".

The Zimmerman case, rather than being an outlier may become the new normal, a harbinger of things to come in an era of loose gun laws, looser legal standards and a population inured to gun violence.

In its defense of loose gun laws, the National Rifle Association has seemingly had very little to say about the contingent problems gun mythology produces in cities — the perversions of civility that only guns can introduce.

Perhaps she and her husband will see the Gawker documents as a loose gun, with no safety — the sort of thing that needs to be kept out of the hands of the financially immature.

Every time a gun massacre happens in America, the pattern seems to be the same: initial bewilderment is followed by outrage, calls are made for a renewed look at the country's almost uniquely loose gun laws, and then... nothing.

If we want to reduce gun violence, we have to tighten ridiculously loose gun laws.