Sentence examples for sloppily executed from inspiring English sources
The crime is so sloppily executed that the victim often has a chance to fight back.
Instead his sloppily executed film plays like a car commercial (an American F.B.I. agent races against time and traffic to deliver the ransom) and a military-recruitment promo (a helicopter-borne special-ops team prepares for damage control).
Then there is the claim that even the most controversial of his policies — though perhaps poorly articulated or sloppily executed — involve actions that are well within the norms and rules of American politics.
The case involves a combination of an elaborate Ponzi scheme, sloppily executed loans that were often made with little regard for the value of the real estate, assets or businesses being financed and outright gifts and perquisites that amounted to millions of dollars, according to officials close to the case.
The neighborhood is now a shell of its former self, an anachronism of fake accents and generally mediocre restaurants, frozen in a time warp when eating sloppily executed "I-talian" cuisine was the norm among New Yorkers.
Many of the millions of pieces of body art adorning American flesh are no doubt timeless works demonstrating a tattooist's mastery of the form, but many more are sloppily executed, ill-conceived, embarrassing in the sober light of morning, or faded and worn beyond recognition.
Mr Cameron has been hasty in talking up the idea of a no-fly zone over Libya, and the mission to evacuate Britons from the country has also been executed sloppily.
"Welcome to Collinwood," which opens nationwide today, is not one of them, which in a way is only fitting, since the Bellini in question is itself pretty sloppily conceived and executed.
Thank you, Dr. Posner, for standing up against the intolerantly conceived, sloppily researched, and unnecessarily executed whims of your colleagues by refusing to censor a book you've not actually read.
Far too many diversified firms have become unfocused and sloppily run.
