This may seem like a reckless venture on my part, but I feel confident that you will find this hour neither dull nor monotonous.
It started with gambling, and quickly became a huge splurge of cash with imperfectly defined objectives, an amazingly reckless venture by a famously grey prime minister.
Aides to Hillary Rodham Clinton, his Democratic opponent for the United States Senate, have called it a "reckless" venture that would squander the surplus and stifle the economic boom.
But some reckless ventures with the entire stack of chips ended in an £80 disaster.
Most riders are responsible, but a significant number of reckless riders continue to venture off marked trails to cause extensive and lasting damage to watersheds and fish and wildlife habitat, while deeply eroding the quiet, meditative backcountry experience sought by hunters, hikers, backpackers, and other traditional non-motorized recreationists.
Conventional wisdom dictated that they made reckless investments in very early-stage ventures mostly doomed to fail.
Parker, who foresees the universal success of Facebook, comes off as intelligent but reckless and dissolute a candy man who brings the goods (venture capital, mainly, but drugs, too).
It is time to venture on a new path away from reckless monetary policy, which has provided some economic relief but overall benefited those who had assets to begin with.
Parker, who foresees the universal success of Facebook, comes off as intelligent but reckless and dissolute — a candy man who brings the goods (venture capital, mainly, but drugs, too).
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.
Two years ago the idea of putting money behind real estate ventures seemed too risky for even the most reckless of capitalists.
