Sentence examples for this seems reckless from inspiring English sources

For a country in the throes of difficult economic times, this seems reckless.

Their cavalier attitude seems reckless given the rapid development of this radical new technology.

It is why change seems reckless and fast.

It seems reckless to shut away half the country's talent because it happens to be female.

In many ways, offering a 41-year-old reliever anything more than a one-year deal seems reckless.

The money market problems could not reasonably have been anticipated; indeed, in retrospect it seems reckless for a money market fund that portrayed itself as safe to have taken on the risk of a sizable exposure to Lehman securities.

In any case, judges are usually sensibly wary of stepping into political affairs, and thus undermining the separation of powers.The Supreme Court's majority verdict in December was questionable, but to insist on the same decision now seems reckless.

It describes his masochistic relationship, in his early 60s, with an actor in his 20s, called here T, and it is written with what at first seems reckless candour.

It seems reckless to stop calling on those who have the most direct stake in a school – having entrusted it with their own children's education – to lend a hand.

The reason that there have been at least 70 supplements to Pride and Prejudice – in which Lizzie Bennett becomes, among other things, a lesbian, a cannibal, a zombie and a serial killer – is that, with what by modern standards seems reckless parsimony, Austen created a captivating character but wrote about her only once and left her on the brink of a new life.

"The truth is we don't know how severe it will be, but the idea that 18 months after the debt ceiling we would experiment with politically-caused economic shocks just seems reckless".