Sentence examples for reckless abuse from inspiring English sources

"This is the most reckless abuse of power I have seen in years," Mr. Corallo said in an interview.

Obviously, Mr. Jarzyna is putting Shakespeare to his own uses, repurposing the play as an allegory of the reckless abuse of power in the chaotic atmosphere of war: specifically the American-led war on terror.

Subpoenas issued last month to reporters for The San Francisco Chronicle were criticized yesterday by a former chief spokesman for Attorney General John Ashcroft as a "reckless abuse of power".

"You would not believe the human suffering that is being caused by this reckless abuse of bankruptcy laws," John J. Fitzgerald, who lost five Chrysler stores and three G.M. stores, said.

What's more, few need to be reminded that not since Richard Nixon have we seen such wanton, reckless abuse of power, and disregard for checks and balances.

The two therapists were convicted in April of reckless child abuse after a trial in which a 70-minute videotape they made of the ordeal became the most powerful piece of evidence used against them.

Two therapists were convicted of reckless child abuse today in the death of a girl who begged for her life while wrapped in a flannel sheet during a rebirthing therapy session.

Rater was booked into a Maricopa County jail on suspicion of endangerment and two counts of reckless child abuse.

Over the last two months, about a half-dozen former N.B.A. players became cautionary tales, amid reports of drug abuse, reckless behavior and financial ruin.

None of the men I spoke with have ever been told that they are "too ambitious," but many expressed overlapping challenges that we all know are common in the start-up world: depression, reckless partying, drug abuse, drug addiction, frustration with family members who don't accept their work habits, compromised health and failed marriages.

The movie doesn't grant much definition to Mary (whose alcoholism is linked to her marital loneliness and sense of neglect, and who divorces Valli) or to Francine, a talented musician whose reckless life, drug abuse, and early death are clearly connected to Valli's neglect.