Other investigators, as well as prosecutors, defense lawyers, judges and jurors were willing to tolerate or leave unscrutinized what was often sloppy, frayed work.
The choreographic coordination is off, and individual movements are often sloppy or amateurish, distractions in a show so dependent on visual aesthetics.
With the exception of forward B. J. Walker, who had 13 points, Buffalo's offense seemed almost nonexistent and its defense was often sloppy.
Nevertheless, they share one serious fault with the durs: they are often sloppy, and that, unquestionably, was owing to Simenon's writing method, his habit of completing a novel in ten to eleven days.
Government food officials are often sloppy and inattentive in their efforts to ensure that contaminated foods from abroad are withdrawn promptly and completely from the nation's food supply, according to government investigators.
Transitions are often sloppy in 360° video, a drawback GIANT circumnavigates with flickering lights that enhance tension and act as cuts between takes.
The FBI was often sloppy in collecting information on Ochs: his name was frequently misspelled "Oakes" in their files, and they continued to consider him "potentially dangerous" after his death.
For now, drug distributors are still experimenting with how to make fentanyl and other synthetic drugs, and unsophisticated local dealers are often sloppy when mixing fentanyl with other substances.
It simply explains why children are often sloppier with their manners when they feel safe.
Ambiguity is often a symptom of sloppy, incomplete, or irrational thinking.
