As his campaign began an all-out assault on Mr. Romney's credibility and conservative views, the president soon was denouncing Mr. Romney's budget proposals as a "sketchy deal" and charging that the Republican nominee was not telling Americans the truth.
With these extensions, the model is better suited to performing a sketchy design of charging infrastructure along highway corridors.
But ScienceInsider could obtain only sketchy details about the specific charges against her.
Two of his clients are allegedly "sketchy" (whatever that means) because false criminal charges were procured against them in Russia.
Take a point-of-view look at what it's like to charge through one of the sketchiest urban MTB courses in the world.
But the show ends up being a labored, uninspired compilation of cop-show cliches: bodies on morgue slabs, charged dialogue between mismatched partners and sketchy characters who are trying to get away with something.
Frequent travelers often say they use printed guides for travel outside the United States, where roaming charges are high and Wi-Fi coverage can be sketchy, but rely on smartphones for U.S. travel.
On Thursday, Dennis Hastert, a Republican former congressman who served as Speaker of the House for almost the entire Bush administration, was slapped with charges of lying to the FBI and engaging in some sketchy banking.
Actually proving criminal charges is much more difficult, however, if the government has only sketchy evidence of an executive's involvement in questionable decisions and the applicable legal standards are vague, at best.
Although we have only a sketchy sense of the poem's context, there is plenty of vivid detail, and an unmistakable emotional charge.
The facts are still sketchy and under investigation, and it is unknown whether the panel of 23 New Yorkers will have grounds to charge the detective, Anthony Vasquez, with a crime.
