Sentence examples for may be reckless from inspiring English sources

Sinn Féin's immediate call for a referendum on a united Ireland may be reckless and opportunistic, but no more so than the Democratic Unionist party's failure to understand that Brexit is the best gift to Irish nationalists.

We are concerned that this may be reckless," the letter adds.

Although of course, some Goths may be reckless, this all depends on your own personality, not whether you're Goth or not.

Williams was kicked in the head by the England flanker Tom Wood as he was on the ground trying to secure a loose ball, and while Wales do not believe the action was deliberate, they feel it may be considered reckless.

And they may be more reckless than their predecessors.

This is despite the fact that the deliberate sale of a highly addictive, commonly lethal substance, and the routine denial of some harms (eg, of secondhand smoke) may be considered reckless criminal behaviour under the laws of some countries [ 36].

He may have been reckless, but he wasn't stupid.

THE main cause of the financial crisis may have been reckless optimism, but the pessimists are hardly being hailed as heroes.

As the calls came in, the police said, it emerged that the cart's driving pattern may have been reckless, but it was not without purpose.

But where the New York unit may have been reckless, the Crash members at the Rampart precinct were almost certainly premeditated criminals, according to a chilling 362-page report released last week by the Los Angeles Police Department.

That would be reckless.