Sentence examples for botched work from inspiring English sources

Rio de Janeiro is full of botched work.

But it is not an isolated accident – Rio is full of botched work.

Others said there was nothing surprising about the amateurishness of some of the attacks, noting that operatives from other countries, including Israel, have botched work in the past.

Prosecutors say they believe Mr. Faiello's botched work resulted in the death of Maria Cruz, an investment banker whose body was found buried in concrete in the basement of one of his former homes in Newark.

They demand an upfront cash payment to start or finish the job – then scarper with the money or make unreasonable charges for botched work.

Chelsea dreaded punishment for their botched work in the first episode of this semi-final but could never have believed they would be so cruelly tantalised last night.

Unfortunately, he says, this is a terrible place for the method, and communist-era miners botched their work.

At the time of his death at 76 in mid-October, the coroner, Stoycho Radanov, was still vigorous, presiding over politically radioactive cases that had uncovered botched investigative work and a deadly beating by top police officials.

Because her two trials have been endlessly dissected by the news media, Ms. Knox's minutely detailed efforts in these pages to act as her own defense lawyer (including discussions of prosecutorial excess, botched police work and questionable DNA results) can feel long-winded.

In the months since the planning sessions, Sherron Watkins blew the whistle at Enron, Coleen Rowley disclosed botched counterterrorism work at the F.B.I., Cynthia Cooper made WorldCom confess to $3.8 billion worth of accounting fraud and a former European Commission chief accountant, Marta Andreasen, challenged the European Union's accounting system.

Perhaps you botched a work presentation or missed your son's soccer championship.