shoddy

Any building work he does is usually shoddy and dangerous.

For the moment, he was alone in the hold with his shoddy little victory.

His father would never have taken a king's silver for such shoddy work!

Those of you who have paid out good money for these products will know how shoddy they usually are.

I've come to investigate the shoddy way you're running this place.

When shoddy work starts showing up, we'll have a good idea how much they can take.

He had two rooms on the ground floor of a rather shoddy apartment house.

"Much of what had been done was shoddy," she said.

"Or maybe that sometimes it pays to do shoddy work."

The British people are fighting back against the shoddy treatment with which we have put up for so long.

The work went quickly; the wall had been a shoddy job, by men without their hearts in it.

Question: "What kind of shoddy operation are you running here?"

I give every job the best that's in me, no shoddy work to have to be ashamed of later.

In other instances, Government officials seemed to encourage shoddy work.

He said the result could be the rush to publish shoddy research.

But that is just shoddy management and really should not occur in a Bank like this.

Some were notorious among prosecutors for doing shoddy work, he said.

It had to be the fault of this shoddy company equipment.

Electrical service, once shoddy and limited, has spread across the country.

The bridge may have been shoddy, but the rescue efforts were not.

My shoddy memory just can't get it right the next day.

She went back to the shoddy little house and found it surprisingly silent.

Shoddy work in this regard is not and cannot be tolerated.

At the same time, there is a higher risk of being stuck with shoddy goods.

But shoddy repairs are not the only cause of aging.