1. Max is a loose cannon politically.

2. He's seen as something of a loose cannon by other team members.

3. Don't listen to him – he's a loose cannon.

4. It only proves you are a loose cannon.

5. He is a kind person, though sometimes loose cannon.

6. One of his friends, with a mixture of admiration and despair, describes him as a "loose cannon.

7. In fact, he's a loose cannon which weselves do abundance damage to we side dawn the man I'm going first lot timest.

8. Woman journalist (Asks Princess Diana. ):Ma'am, a government minister at home has said you're a "Loose cannon" by supporting this campaign.

9. Yeah, I'm going to say it—he's a loose cannon .

10. Some loose cannon in the State Department has been feeding the press all sorts of crap as a diversion.

11. In fact(), he's a loose cannon who might do more damage to our side than the man I'm running against.

12. Arab elites came to view him as a loose cannon and a dangerous crank.

13. It's from the mayor. You're a loose cannon. You destroyed a city block! He fired first.

14. Of course the Palace can't afford to leave her as a loose cannon.

15. Mark Latham also said Ms Gillard would have been better off giving Mr Rudd the foreign affairs portfolio to prevent him from being a loose cannon in Brisbane.

16. However, he has a reputation as something of a loose cannon — and given Germany's tough stance on bailouts for Greece, the IMF's current role in the country makes Weber an awkward choice.

17. Some of Walsh's higher-ups at Division, however, worried that he was a loose cannon - and this latest mission hadn't dissuaded them from that notion.

18. So they can try to make you out to look like a loose cannon.

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19. They don't like people who rock the boat, and I could be seen as a loose cannon to some, because I'm questioning a lot of things.

20. Part of the reason was quality control: by definition, an Easter egg is an untested feature. It's a loose cannon that could, in theory, interfere with other, more important parts of the program.

21. A good and qualified diplomat should not be consid - ered a loose cannon.

22. In business decisions, your CEO should be decisive, but never a loose cannon.