Sentence examples for was recklessly from inspiring English sources
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In a reckless manner, without regard for cost or consequence.
Greenpeace said Mr Blair's nuclear embrace was "recklessly incompetent".
This is in part because, under Mao, the use of energy was recklessly profligate.
Hoover, he charged, was recklessly running up the deficit and driving the country toward "the poorhouse".
Ibrahimovic won the penalty himself after the Swede was recklessly fouled by Inter's ageing and little-used defender Marco Materazzi.
He disputed the notion that Google was recklessly collecting private information, saying the company's services were meant to let users control what information is made public.
The independent MP Andrew Wilkie said Australia was recklessly allowing itself "to be drawn deeper and deeper into the broader Middle East civil war".
"It has been recklessly disregarded.
I'm recklessly ambitious.
This idea is recklessly unconstitutional.
These comments were recklessly taken out of context.
It is recklessly free compared to anything else on view.
