slipshod in English
he'd caused many problems with his slipshod management
Use "slipshod" in a sentence
1. This is very slipshod work.
2. You're too slipshod about your presentation.
3. He is sometimes slipshod in handling his sources.
4. I was angry at his slipshod work.
5. She complained that the solicitor's work had been slipshod.
6. The subject is taught in a slipshod manner.
7. A raise? When your work is so slipshod?
8. Colonel Cathcart was a slick, successful , slipshod, unhappy man of thirty - six .
9. They were raked over the coals for burning out slipshod work.
10. Her mother was a dear woman, slipshod, harum - scarum.
11. Such lax and slipshod ways are no longer acceptable.
12. To be slipshod is to be hounded, which is the last thing he wants.
13. Some TV plays are made in a rough and slipshod way.
14. The two houses held slipshod hearings and debates on the bill for several weeks.
15. In what ways were some of the Corinthian Christians doing slipshod building work?
16. Sure, go ahead and buy a used car from Slipshod Acme car company.
17. Like many women, I've felt guilty about my slipshod breast exams for years.
18. Dad was not in favor of spending time on books made a rough and slipshod way.
19. Don't do your work in a slipshod manner . You should be conscientious and have a sense of responsibility.
20. Noades blamed unprofessionalism, a slipshod approach and complacency for the club's disappointing start to the season.
21. Slipshod administration caused several staffers to go for months without receiving their salaries, while running up thousands of dollars in advances.
22. The gimcrack, slipshod, ecologically disastrous building developments in Northern Cyprus may last just 10 years, all things being well.
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24. ‘In Causerie we are slipshod with our terminology; in fact, variations in terms and equivocations often lend considerable charm to the conversation.’ ‘The man who, in 1920, MacCarthy, under the nom de guerre ‘Affable Hawk’, succeeded as Causerie columnist and literary editor …