Still, some other Germans have taken a far more cavalier, even defiant, approach.
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But he has grown, if anything, more cavalier about the lives of the American public.
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But other investigations—anthropological ones, for example—may also be carried out in a more cavalier fashion abroad.
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It's now a natural part of building user-first technology…after 20 years of more cavalier attitudes towards data.
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"There can be no more cavalier closures of bank branches, which in turn damage the local economy," Matheson said.
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As I grew older, however, I became more cavalier and now treat books with the contempt they mostly deserve.
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But other Democrats, including Tlaib and other members of the newly strengthened contingent of ultra liberals, have been much more cavalier.
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Luckily, because it doesn't have to host advertising, Patreon can be a bit more cavalier about the types of creators it supports.
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After we returned home, I found myself being more cavalier—walking brazenly from my bedroom to the bathroom with no towel, even!
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She is even more cavalier in her treatment of boyfriends, casually cheating on them and careening into affairs as recklessly as she drives.
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CNN reporter Nick Valencia found that while some people are taking precautions -- and putting off pregnancy -- other residents are more cavalier regarding the risks.
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Well, I think that China certainly has some massive advantages in that, as you're suggesting, they have a much more cavalier attitude towards people's data.
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His comments both as candidate and president-elect show a more cavalier attitude toward their proliferation and use than any president in the past 30 years.
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As the practice becomes both common and widely acknowledged across baseball, front offices have grown more cavalier in discussing the motivating factors between player development decisions.
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They have looked even more solid now that Filipe Luis, well-schooled in the art of marking under Diego Simeone at Atletico Madrid, has replaced the more cavalier Marcelo at left back.
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But after the Nexus One launch, Queiroz moved away from the team — he was "sidelined," as one source put it, largely due to a personality mismatch with the more cavalier engineers then at Android.
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But they say there has been an increase in casualties and argue that even the perception of a more cavalier attitude toward civilian deaths risks undermining the fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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To wit: For every San Francisco International Airport that has developed pathways for composting and recycling in a bid to become the world's first zero-waste airport by 2021, there's a Washington Dulles that takes a more cavalier approach.
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About four in 10 Americans don't take all of their vacation every year, DeBaun said, and those who forgo getaways in the name of getting ahead grow resentful of what they perceive as a more cavalier attitude on the part of their colleagues.
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The same goes for the men around her — her husband, Bill, though he's still a thousand times more cavalier than she'll ever be; her opponent, Barack (known in earlier versions of the play as The Other Guy); and her strategist, Mark Penn.
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783) What was later known as the Battle of Magul, demonstrated acts that were more cavalier than operationally strategic. Paiva Couceiro's contingent, once again, became separated from his colleague Freire de Andrade's column, and finding the tribes of Cossine exhorted an ultimatum to surrender the rebel Matibejana within three days.Couceiro called on Pasman, the brother of the chief of the Cossine to surrender the rebel Matibejana. The tribal leader responded that he was not with him, nor that he could not do so without consulting with the other tribal leaders. When this did not occur, and after several days of inactivity, the gathered tribesman attacked directly the Portuguese lines, which resisted with only 5 dead and 27 injured (the tribes lost 300–450 in total).
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Ponting's century was the cue for him to cut loose, hitting two consecutive 6s before being stumped off Kumble. This resulted in the surprising appearance of professional tailender Glenn McGrath at number 6 on the back of his "brilliant" 61 against New Zealand earlier that summer–ahead of both Stephen Fleming and Australian opener Matthew Hayden. Commentators were barely able to keep straight faces as "the newest all- rounder in world cricket" attempted to slog Muralitharan for 6 on the first ball, unfortunately misjudging the spin of the delivery and being easily caught by Yousuf Youhana. Cairns completed his blazing 50 and became even more cavalier with his wicket, eventually being stumped off Muralitharan as well, but the damage had already been done with the World XI looking at a score well above 300.
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Parsing Virginia Tech's athletic department revenue figures, accessed April 18, 2016 Virginia Tech was sixth out of the 15 programs, drawing $80 million. UVA polled as the most popular college sports program in their home state as of 2015 — with Virginians choosing the Cavaliers over the Hokies by a six-point margin of 34% to 28% — despite UVA having fewer students and a smaller alumni base than Virginia Tech.Public Policy Poll on Va. topics, released July 21, 2015; accessed July 25, 2015 The first and only Fan Vote of the Commonwealth Clash, also in 2015, bore out that result as there were more Cavalier fans than Hokie fans in the final tally which allowed UVA to take the point. The overall Virginia Cavaliers program polled more popular than all NFL and MLB teams (NBA teams were not polled) while only the Washington Redskins tied the overall Virginia Tech program at 28% support.
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