Irresponsibly Sentence Examples

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  • Elisabeth sighed, "Jackson behaved very irresponsibly and he is lucky to be sitting here today."

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  • I cannot believe you would act so irresponsibly.

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  • He said she had acted irresponsibly.

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  • They're not high schoolers fooling around irresponsibly.

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  • Some groups may be sexually exploitative or use drugs or wine irresponsibly.

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  • Since the medication is not FDA approved for this specific treatment, some may contend that the doctor acts irresponsibly by administering the drug.

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  • First, the technology can be abused and used irresponsibly, like pretty much every other technology in the world.

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