Sentence examples for with utter disregard from inspiring English sources

Long gone are the days of Mao, when one man disastrously set policy with utter disregard (and sometimes deadly scorn) for the input of his advisors or the welfare of the public.

"By filing this vindictive lawsuit against Oracle and Mark Hurd, the H.P. board is acting with utter disregard for that partnership, our joint customers, and their own shareholders and employees," Lawrence J. Ellison, Oracle's chief executive, said in a statement.

They will then "extract maximum valuation with utter disregard of not only the content industry, but also consumers, civil society and lakhs of millions of entrepreneurs in this particular space".

Yes, Israel is not free from blame, as our Quilliam Foundation press release stated Israel's actions are condemnable, it has acted disproportionately and with utter disregard for human life.

"That is why Europe and America must say 'enough is enough' to those speculators who only place value on immediate returns, with utter disregard for the consequences on the larger economic system – not to mention the human consequences of lost jobs, foreclosed homes, and decimated pensions," he added.

Proceed to glue random household objects onto the headphones with utter disregard.

To rely on the blowout preventer as the last-ditch "failsafe" protection against a catastrophe when it had a measured reliability of 45 percent is at a minimum complete incompetence with an utter disregard for safety.

He chose the line carelessly, presumably for its alliteration, and with an utter disregard for truth and the dire consequences his distortions will have on real people, including the very ones who elected him.

"It is scarcely possible . . . to handle arsenicals with more utter disregard of the general health than that which has been practiced in our country in recent years," Dr. W. C. Hueper, of the National Cancer Institute, an authority on environmental cancer, has said.

6 They also possessed over him a decided advantage in the statement of their case; 7 for they had the courage to assert anything and to meet every kind of argument, with an utter disregard for truth, and they took no responsibility for what they said, as there was no one to confute them.

What would compel such an attack — an attack advanced with an utter disregard for facts?