Sentence examples for particularly reckless from inspiring English sources

Certainly Mr. Spitzer's behavior, described in these pages, seems particularly reckless.

Without any solid proposals for an interim deal after two years of negotiation, the Conservatives' plan is particularly reckless.

They didn't so much play their 1970 album Fun House as mount a particularly reckless assault on it.

Mr. Magazzu added that the spending seemed particularly reckless in light of the fact that Cumberland is one of New Jersey's poorest counties.

"It would be particularly reckless to implement this proposal without court review to ensure that families and children don't get hurt".

To seek to cut numbers of overseas students for its own sake, at a time when university finances are under such pressure for other reasons, is particularly reckless.

Crime and police brutality, particularly the reckless police shootings, had done serious damage to Miami's reputation, and Diaz told Timoney that repairing the police department was a key to revitalizing the city.

But the arrest of more than 600 Iraqis whom the government describes as suspected former members of Saddam Hussein's Baath Party and army is particularly cynical and reckless.

"We had great fun, although it wasn't particularly vulgar or reckless behaviour," he says in Simon Hughes's excellent Men in White Suits.

Still, the amount it invested in the area was considered by many to be distracting and reckless, particularly when the company was still capturing massive year-over-year revenue growth from its core database business.

Mr. Siegel himself became a great big blog-attack casualty when, in what he wishfully calls "my rollicking misadventure in the online world," he was caught pseudonymously praising himself on the Web site of The New Republic, where he had been a particularly savage and reckless blogger.