Sentence examples for reckless leadership from inspiring English sources

Weak or reckless leadership will empower all three.

So what — what we need to do with respect to the Middle East is strong, steady leadership, not wrong and reckless leadership that is all over the map.

And finally, it is true that Napster might not have spread so far so fast without the reckless leadership provided by Shawn's uncle and a venture capitalist that eventually invested.

Newsweek senior writer Matthew Cooper quit in solidarity with the other staffers fired, citing the company's "reckless leadership".

Our country barely survived his eight years of reckless leadership, first in allowing 9/11 to occur, then in rushing to war in the wrong places and then, finally, in a near total economic collapse.

Most of us respect and understand the enormity of the duty you carry, but we can only endure such feckless (reckless?) leadership that fails to grasp its core charge: solve problems.

He said Britain "doesn't need reckless and impulsive leadership, it needs calm and measured leadership".

As Tony Blair discovered within a year of 9/11, Bush's leadership was reckless playacting, and the facts on the ground in Iraq were far more formidable than his gut instincts.

Mr Reckless said the Conservative leadership was "part of the problem that is holding our country back".

In a full-page advertisement in the Wall Street Journal, Icahn derided management for stumbling “badly” and singled out Zander for an alleged lack of leadership and reckless tongue wagging.

He took out a full-page advertisement in the Wall Street Journal in which he derided management for stumbling “badly” and singled out Zander for an alleged lack of leadership and reckless tongue wagging (See: "Carl Icahn Lashes Out Against Motorola Board" and "No Carl. Now What?").