Uday particularly was said to be reckless with fast cars and to maintain a circle of willing girls.

ECONOMIST: Uday and Qusay Saddam Hussein

They were likely to be charged with reckless endangerment, while the third was likely to be charged with disorderly conduct.

WSJ: CUNY Students Protest

In short, the euro zone would be reckless to flirt with collapse when an affordable rescue is possible.

ECONOMIST: Europe's currency crisis

Mr Ndebele has called for reckless drivers who cause death to be charged with murder.

ECONOMIST: Shut your eyes and pray

After all, many economists argue that national health reforms must tackle costs hand-in-hand with coverage or else be deemed reckless.

ECONOMIST: Health reform

Keaton is at his best here, which means that his mind appears to be working at warp speed, and with a berserk, reckless lucidity.

NEWYORKER: The Paper

When commenting on an issue of public importance, American journalists have long been allowed to say what they like, so long as it cannot be shown that they have knowingly spread lies or acted with a reckless disregard for truth.

ECONOMIST: Food-disparagement laws

The game of chicken he is playing with Berlin and Brussels is reckless because the costs of Grexit would be devastating for Greece.

CNN: Opinion: Greeks prefer Europe to its own politicians

During the past decade, Citi has become synonymous with financial misjudgment, reckless lending, and gargantuan losses: what might be termed asset denuding rather than asset building.

NEWYORKER: What Good Is Wall Street?

Now, I understand that, on any given day, Wall Street may be more comforted by an approach that gives bank bailouts with no strings attached and that holds nobody accountable for their reckless decisions, but such an approach won't solve the problem.

CNN: Obama speech to Congress focuses on economy