'sloppy about' is not a correct phrase in written English.
You can try to use the phrase 'sloppy in' instead. For example: He was very sloppy in his language during the speech.
CHUCK: Nothing sloppy about me.
"In Dodd's case, he got sloppy about his personal affairs.
This means that, depending on the design, ASIC engineers can sometimes be a little sloppy about this sort of thing.
If you do it randomly and you are sloppy about it, it can be very risky".
The reviewer, Caleb Crain, asserts that West is "sloppy about facts".
"There's a big difference between being a crook and being casual and sloppy about procedures," she said.
He is particularly compelled by the idea of spontaneity, but there is nothing sloppy or haphazard about him, and that lends Day-Lewis, despite his careworn clothes, a quality of grace.
"It's almost like a separate company," he said, contending that the workers have been sloppier about reopening traffic lanes at day's end and that Con Ed has been slower in responding to complaints.
His targets ranged from sloppy language about what constitutes a revolver to silly assumptions about the ability of women to handle weapons.
But whatever his sloppy words about the Führer back in the 1970's, his statements about governance in general were more revealing and more to the point of his campaign.
It was basically a sloppy generalization about a vote count that remains a hot-button issue for many readers.
