'reckless killing' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of killing someone or something in a reckless, careless, or thoughtless manner. For example: "The hunter was arrested on charges of reckless killing after he shot a deer without taking the time to identify his target."
"There is an issue of manslaughter, which is reckless killing," Mr. Rubenstein said.
And for all his flaws, his reckless killing of Polonius, his cruelty to Ophelia, Hamlet is as wise and visionary as a prophet.
Because I was now aware of Tamir Rice's burial earlier that day, I then turned to the shocking video of the seemingly reckless killing of the 12-year-old boy by Cleveland officer Timothy Loehmann.
Poisons are the most environmentally reckless weapon, killing indiscriminately while contaminating our environment.
Reckless drivers kill innocent people while surviving themselves.
A reckless driver kills a rabbit in a hit-and-run and boasts about his high-level police protection.
If you want a fictional character to do something stupid or reckless, just kill off one of his relatives.
"I pray that you can hold them in check before, God forbid, their reckless actions kill someone," said Harry J. Farrell, the president of Local 1-2.
Your callous -- and reckless (btw, "reckless" doesn't get you a pass; a reckless driver who kills a child, still goes to jail) -- decision to do this has now, as revealed by the city's top medical facility, caused "irreversible brain damage" in Flint's children, not to mention other bodily damage to all of Flint's adults.
Chief Superintendent George Clarke, the area's police commander, said the children had been caught up in a reckless attack aimed at killing or maiming his officers.
In the UK, a barrister told the Guardian that Apple's "reckless" policy of effectively killing people's iPhones following the software upgrade could potentially be viewed as an offence under the Criminal Damage Act 1971.
