At the United Nations on 25 September, Francis is expected to centre his half-hour address on his sweeping encyclical on the environment, which called for the phase out of fossil fuels as a way to combat global warming and accused rich nations of recklessly exploiting poor countries for their own benefit, putting all of humanity at risk.
I was out drinking every night, acting recklessly and making poor decisions left and right.
When the Vikings cannot advance because of their poor position, Byrhtnoth recklessly allows them safe conduct across the stream, and the battle follows.
The gospel of prosperity, recklessly preached by some evangelical outfits, goes down well in poor countries: Costa Rica and Panama, twice as rich as their neighbours, remain strongly Catholic.Proximity to America has spurred the churches' growth.
One prays that Jesus, upon his resurrection, will force them to appear on the reality TV show Intervention and interrogate them as to why they squandered their time, energy and resources watching TV and recklessly promoting anti-Muslim and anti-gay bigotry instead of helping the poor or attempting to love and understand their neighbours.
The danger cannot be eliminated altogether, but the remaining risk is worth taking because the potential gains from international capital flows are large, especially for the world's poor countries.To ignore that potential would be an even greater mistake than to liberalise recklessly.
The mind attuned to trend-setting and trend-spotting has no regard for the objective, independent pulse of life but, rather, will recklessly declare that trends exist, will invent catchwords and categories for those trends, and will proceed to stuff poor, unsuspecting life and muddled old culture down into profitable slots.
"Riding bikes recklessly".
Palermo lived recklessly.
Miller spends recklessly.
"It has been recklessly disregarded.
