Sentence examples for reckless claim from inspiring English sources

It's one thing to face a reckless claim, but another entirely to have to fund it to court".

"This is part of a tradition of not taking these vulnerabilities seriously, and in this case making a really reckless claim before there could possibly be any data to back it up," Stamos said.

Mr Reckless claimed on the eve of the by-election that he had held talks with two Tory MPs who are considering whether to switch parties.

Ahead of his victory Mr Reckless claimed he would not drink, although perhaps Ukip leader Nigel Farage – never pictured without a pint of British beer in hand – may tempt him to the pub today.

Cable's reckless claims, in a secretly recorded conversation, were considered a flagrant breach of his duty to take a quasi-judicial approach to the proposed takeover, and were declared "totally unacceptable and inappropriate" by Downing Street.

The Conservative Party won't gain extra support by shifting right but millions of centre right voters would move elsewhere, myself included Mr Shapps opened the conference with a scathing attack on Mr Reckless, claiming the MP had "lied and lied and lied again" to Tory supporters, activists and donors.

Mr Reckless claims to have the support of about 40 backbench Tory MPs including Chatham and Aylesford MP Tracey Crouch, Gordon Henderson, the MP for Sittingbourne, and MP for Hove, Mike Weatherley.

And it's not as if Lord's reckless claims are going unchallenged on CNN.

No new ones have been built in America, for example, since 1995.It would be reckless to claim that stricter controls have solved all the West's waste problems.

I agree that it would be reckless to claim that the only solution to this crisis is to revolutionise our economy and revamp our worldview from the bottom up – and anything short of that is not worth doing.

Ms Tolhurst told the BBC that Mr Reckless's claim was a "lie", and said she was disappointed at the misrepresentation of her views.