sloppy

• Though I'd be pressed to determine the difference between a technically precise performance and one that was "sloppy," I get the impression that the Milwaukee Ballet doesn't do anything half-way. —  OnMilwaukee.com
• So sloppy was the plagiarism that typographic mistakes in the original articles were repeated, indicating that they were scanned in or cut and pasted from the Internet. —  The British National Party
• I don't need a job, sloppy, that is what they say about you, and a lot more. —  BangorDailyNews.com > News
• Chiefs halfback Brendon Leonard was also a little sloppy which isn't like him and halfback this week is handled by Crusaders 'No 9 Kahn Fotuali'i who made the most of his starting opportunity.
• The company's handling of this announcement was sloppy, the language first showing up in Frontier's service TOS, though Frontier support had no idea. —  DSLreports - front page

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