Sentence examples for recklessly exposed from inspiring English sources

An appeals court in Canton affirmed that decision last year, holding that Ms. Lucas had "recklessly exposed herself to the offender from whom she has sought protection".

It reversed a decision by an appeals court last year that held that the woman, Betty S. Lucas, had "recklessly exposed herself to the offender from whom she has sought protection" and affirmed a sentence of two years' probation.

Wada's director general Olivier Niggli said: "Wada is very mindful that this criminal attack, which to date has recklessly exposed personal data of 29 athletes, will be very distressing for the athletes targeted and cause apprehension for all athletes that were involved in the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.

That's the one in which (perhaps there should be a spoiler alert here) an aging movie star murders a woman after learning, at a party, that she had recklessly exposed the actress to rubella when she was pregnant, all but destroying her child.

Banks would hardly leave themselves recklessly exposed to the after-effects of a terrorist attack simply because they expected the Fed to come to the rescue.For a crucial moment, regulators everywhere turned a blind eye to rules for example, on solvency for insurers that would have caused chaos if rigidly enforced.

You claim that Americans are being "recklessly exposed to identity theft" by the Obamacare website, healthcare.gov.gov

Wore skimpy sundresses, recklessly exposing pathetically white legs accustomed to April concealment.

The poet is set among suffering that dwarfs the local anguish of Goethe's Werther: he recklessly exposes himself to a cannonade, broods over destruction and emerges stricken, his Leibnizian optimism undone by the ferocity of war.

If you are smart, you don't so recklessly expose your purposes and strategy.

I replied that he owed me thousands from all the therapy I needed after recklessly exposing my delicate psyche to two pictures no kid should ever watch.

We regularly and recklessly expose ourselves every day--like that time you carelessly handed your bank payment details to a complete stranger.