Sentence examples for reckless selection from inspiring English sources
George H. W. Bush Ronald Reaganan's sensible selection in 1980 — chose the Indiana Senator Dan Quayle when he ran in 1988, a disturbing pick, given that Quayle's interest in golf may have outweighed his legislative concerns, but one that did not come close to John McCain's singularly reckless selection in 2008, when he made Sarah Palin his heartbeat-away choice.
Slow left-arm spinners Patel (3-44) and Panesar (3-64) then benefited from some reckless shot selection by the hosts as they rattled through the last five wickets.
Pietersen's reckless shot selection in Australia clearly irritated his coach and captain, but no-one has actually come out and explained what it is that makes him so unmanageable.
Patrollers refer to the new "Air Garden" -- a skateboard park for snowboarders and skiers -- as "Darwin Garden," as in: a setting for natural selection of reckless klutzes.
Liz Cheney denies the veracity of account that Dick Cheney called the selection of Sarah Palin as Vice President was a "reckless" act by John McCain.
Complacent over-prescription of antibiotics by doctors, and their reckless, profligate use in livestock rearing, has provided ample opportunity for resistant strains of pathogenic bacteria to proliferate through natural selection.
He was stunningly reckless.
