Sentence examples for sloppy state from inspiring English sources

When the careless confab arrived for their meeting the next morning and complained about the sloppy state of the conference room, Coffin reminded them it was their mess.

Then there won't be any more sloppy states (because there won't be anyone to lend to them anymore).

The same day, in the German-owned and -edited Financial Times Deutschland, Thomas Fricke plainly mocked Mrs. Merkel's policy: "Here's some great thinking — if investors have to fear for their money, they behave more cautiously, and don't lend any more to the sloppy states.

DVD Talk's Casey Burchby called the release "sloppy", stating that fans who already owned DVD releases from their favorite programming on the network "can safely skip the release", though the set "does fairly represent the insanely creative, off-the-wall nature of the network".

But Radiohole aims for the equivalent of a double-six-pack buzz: a jokey, sloppy, burpy state of mind.

This fits into a broader pattern of sloppy reporting by state and local health officials, which has led them to blame a number of deaths on kratom despite the presence of other more dangerous drugs or significant compounding health factors.

After playing a subpar and at times sloppy first half, Penn State was better in the second half today against Central Florida.

When public health or industrial prosperity is the issue, the libertarian right reliably challenges the sloppy idea that fresh state powers constitute an automatic solution.

An editorial last Sunday about school-budget voting misidentified the Hewlett-Woodmere Schone District as ofe of the Long Island districts criticized by a state audit over sloppy procedures.

But many states have a sloppy process where they simply scrub anyone with the same name as a criminal off the list.

But after a field goal on its second possession, Ohio State began to look sloppy.