Sentence examples for reckless risky from inspiring English sources

They noted that Mr. Gore has used loaded terms like "reckless," "risky," "irresponsible," "smug" and "arrogant" to describe Mr. Bush's policies.

But the adjectives the vice president has used in describing Mr. Bush's policies -- "reckless," "risky," "irresponsible," "smug," "arrogant," "noticeably blank" -- also seem intended to raise questions about the governor's character, intellect and competence, many analysts say.

At the beginning of "Sexy Beast" a boulder rolls down a Spanish hillside and crashes into the hero's swimming pool -- a metaphor for the further bad luck about to ensue, but also for the reckless, risky, self-destructive possibilities of filmmaking.

Too reckless and risky?

Mr. Prime Minister, you want a crude, rude, unprecedented, reckless, and risky intervention in the U.S. elections.

The result was a fertile environment for reckless and risky employee behavior running contrary to the overarching vision and values of the enterprise.

This year, he and other top executives will receive bonuses in the form of what Goldman called "shares at risk," or stock that cannot be sold for five years and can be retracted if the executive does something reckless or risky that hurts the firm.

This created a natural barrier against reckless and risky behavior.

He repeated the claim he'd made all day that the bank's ill fortunes were not as a result of "reckless or risky lending".

7. A director of the National Economic Council (Gary Cohn) who is president of Goldman Sachs, a bank that helped bring down the economy with reckless and risky lending practices.

As a result, the bank became something of an industry golden child, viewed as proof that large banks can be both sensibly run and incredibly profitable, without having to resort to reckless and risky practices in order to boost sales.