Sentence examples for particularly sketchy from inspiring English sources

An earlier version said that Lisa Farrand had broken her arm, rather than hurting her wrist, after a particularly sketchy arrest.

At her side is Lisa Farrand, not long retired from Huddersfield police after hurting her wrist during a particularly sketchy arrest.

At this point, the allegations are quite sketchy, particularly regarding the time frame for any contended efforts to gather the information.

Mr. Kernaghan acknowledged that information on the factories was sketchy, particularly when it comes to matching particular products with specific factories.

Details about the latest mass executions attributed to the self-declared Islamic state are still sketchy, particularly the number of victims.

"They can do scary shit on air too," said Cuttin, who remembers many times when Billy Ed said something particularly racist or otherwise sketchy.

It is not unusual in campaigns for political parties, particularly in opposition, to be well, slightly sketchy on detail.

However, the prevalence of such viral associations is still sketchy in sub-Saharan Africa particularly Tanzania and is elucidated in our current study [ 3- 5].

Other psychiatrists, however, cautioned that it was difficult to draw conclusions about psychological development from sketchy information about a leader's childhood, particularly when another culture was involved.

But if you wanted to understand the entire mechanism or take a shot at getting on the show from home, the available information, particularly on the show's baffling Web site, was sketchy at best.

The scene-setting – particularly all the gory details, the sex, the drugs – is extremely sketchy.