Sentence examples for reckless people from inspiring English sources

"Reckless people have deluded themselves that this was a subprime crisis," he told me.

Some cautious people are reckless in games, some reckless people, like you, are cautious.

The assumption that only brave or reckless people undertake solo journeys off the beaten track is without foundation.

But does this mean the future of America is now in the hands of two very damaged, reckless people?

But reports of reckless people pointing them at aircraft which can temporarily blind pilots—have increased by more than 1,000% since 2005.

Reckless people, they say, give careful people a bad name -- and create an excuse for landowners who might want to close roads or trails.

"She wasn't as reckless as people are making her out to be," the former police officer told me over the phone.

Leaving the EU would detonate a bomb under the British economy, David Cameron has said as he joined with Labour, Lib Dem and Green politicians to argue that the leave campaign was being reckless with people's futures.

Mr. McCaig's addition to the Tara oeuvre focuses on the dashing bad boy of Mitchell's original novel, whom Mammy (yes, she's back) sums up this way: "Mr. Rhett never reckless with people he loves".

We have professional psychotherapists there who are trained and understand all the eventualities of what might happen, and so I think it would be reckless for people to try to do it by themselves".

And austerity measures in the time of a recession, which was caused largely by reckless wealthy people who remain wealthy, is going to stifle what little growth there is.