Sentence examples for how slipshod from inspiring English sources

All week, Republican and Democratic politicians have held impromptu press conferences outside the center to talk about how slipshod the process was or how efficient, depending on their party loyalty.

I hope she's not suggesting her security was better, given how slipshod her staff's handling of her lost e-mail archives was.

Setting aside just how slipshod or even downright disastrous Washington's last decade of nation-building projects in Iraq and Afghanistan have been, the president's proposal to rebuild roads, upgrade bridges, and retrofit the country's electrical grid sounds eminently sensible.

Trump's backfiring policy in Yemen, site of last month's disastrous special operations raid, points up just how dangerously slipshod his regime is, on top of its already alarming neo-fascist tendencies and trademark known-nothingism.

Even his fuming about misplaced trust and "no tolerance for this whatsoever" doesn't explain enough about how so much of this slipshod work slipped past his desk unnoticed.

I have sought to explain how this kind of analysis was always simplistic and slipshod.

But management of the collection — which many local residents would be surprised to know even exists — is so slipshod that the city cannot say for sure how many pieces it owns.

Remember their Christmas Day victory over the Knicks, and how it meant they were finally coming together, how the mad genius behind their seemingly slipshod construction was coming through, how Steve Nash's return was changing everything?

But the chapters released today, which were heavily edited to delete references to material that remains classified, show how the government's own post-mortem harshly criticized the Lee inquiry over faulty assumptions, slipshod methods and an unwillingness to look beyond Dr. Lee to other suspects.

There's a bit of stumbling, there's a bit of a slipshod quality to the department because we're slapped in the face with just how much Leslie got done.

Quite simply because this dreadful patent and the run-up to it, together with the disappearance of a parliamentary question, show how we ought not to deal with biotechnology, that is to say in a careless and slipshod manner.