shoddily

From what I could see, all it was some kind of picture book and a shoddily made one at that.

And why should the human reproductive system be so shoddily designed?

He had treated her shoddily in the beginning, but he would change.

The huge public works projects, especially in irrigation, were shoddily made and fell apart.

Worse, it give others permission to treat people equally shoddily.

His apartment had been shoddily renovated, and it started falling apart.

The rationality circuits are shoddily built into the human animal.

Many went deep into debt to buy tiny or shoddily built homes that were two hours away from their offices.

In fact, I've run into a lot of buildings from the past that were built a lot more shoddily than you expected.

But it soon came to be known as a shoddily built, poorly designed vehicle, and sales dropped off.

It's unbelievable how shoddily made most things have become and how expensive, too.

Of course, having the Saints tackle this shoddily wouldn't hurt either.

Projects created with slave labor proved to be shoddily built and inefficient.

It was also based, he said, on the extremely low survival rate in the cities' shoddily constructed buildings.

And they would not be so shoddily armed.

"And it's not only Craig who has been, in my judgment, very shoddily treated.

Man shouldn't have put his name to such a shoddily made contraption."

The wallpaper was so shoddily applied it sagged like old canvas.

He had no time to change into proper vestments and was still shoddily attired.

Next to it, though, stood a new house, shoddily built from scavenged lumber and stones.

They are overpriced and , for the most part shoddily built with poor materials.

Conventional wisdom is often shoddily formed and devilishly difficult to see through, but it can be done.

Many of the concrete apartment buildings that were destroyed had been shoddily built, without proper foundations.

"If someone working for me costed out a program or scenario so shoddily, I'd fire him for the good of the order."

Turkey's earthquake last month crushed at least 15,000 people, most in the rubble of shoddily built apartment houses.