Sentence examples similar to shoddy quality perception from inspiring English sources

Britain was a surprising choice, given its history of bitter strikes, shoddy quality and low productivity.

Or so Ford said: because of shoddy quality control, a forceful punch was often required.

The shoddy quality of his concert performing speaks to a more complicated relationship.

Still, Ms. Sanchez said she was concerned about the shoddy quality of some work by black authors.

It is estimated that he underwent dozens of procedures, many of which were botched or of shoddy quality.

The case accuses Bear Stearns of deceiving investors about the shoddy quality of the loans that made up its mortgage securities.

Second, he reckons that it bolstered his efforts to improve the shoddy quality of manufacturing, to protect the firm from future fiascos.

1994) ("'Tarnishment' generally arises when the plaintiff's trademark is linked to products of shoddy quality," diminishing the value of the mark "because the public will associate the lack of quality... with the plaintiff's unrelated goods".).

The devoted criticized its shoddy quality and negligence on the matter of bonus features, and yet used copies of the set still command up to $300 on eBay.

"Without quality data to accompany price data, physicians, consumers and other health care decision makers have no idea if a lower price represents shoddy quality of if it constitutes good value," they wrote.

In the speech, the vice minister of agriculture, Niu Dun, said the agency would "investigate illegal production licenses" and confront "shoddy quality control behavior to improve fish production quality and safety standards".