Sentence examples for a rather sloppy from inspiring English sources

It is a rather sloppy document from a little-known bureaucratic agency.

As in Britain, it has revealed a rather sloppy expenses system, and a ministerial penchant for claiming first and backtracking if the spending is questioned later, rather than not claiming in the first place.

Here's a key email - Jones's erstwhile boss Tom Wigley lamenting the problems with the Chinese data: "I have always thought W-C W [Jones's colleague] was a rather sloppy scientist.

It's cavernous and clangorous, with an immense glass wall, which also acts as wine storage, separating the bar from the dining room, a rather sloppy landscape painting of the High Line on another wall, and a few lumps of unsightly pink salt rock scattered about.

Also, in Dr. Woese's view, they would have had a primitive and rather sloppy system for copying their genetic material, not the highly accurate, proof-read mechanism of DNA replication enjoyed by living cells today.

Obviously too early, but is Brazil looking doubtful for the US?" Think it is indeed fair to say that Honduras are a decent young side, who were marginally the better of two rather sloppy teams today.

Turing was rather sloppy, and he was known to eat an apple every night before going to bed.

"It sounds as though their processes were rather sloppy," said Dr. Benjamin Lewin, the founder and former editor of Cell, a biology journal known for its rigor.

In fact, it's rather sloppy.

They're looking pretty tired and the game is getting rather sloppy, which will delight Honduras.

Five stars Selfridges £40p per 100g Happy little things even if they look rather sloppy beforehand.