Příklady sloppiness

• Communities are the chief source of philosophical sloppiness these days.

• These revelations cannot be separated from their larger context: widespread sloppiness and wrongdoing at criminal labs, including one lab shut down for criminal negligence.

• A competent typist could key in the whole word in no time, and the abbreviations were considered the height of sloppiness.

• The casual intellectual sloppiness of this remark suggests that justification of inspection reports is not a priority.

• Unfortunately there is some sloppiness in the editing.

• But first impressions can be misleading, and the initial suspicion of sloppiness soon gives way to admiration for the imagination displayed in this study.

• The care and continuity with which the marriages were recorded, however, are in sharp contrast with the relative sloppiness shown in the registration of other vital events.

• We can only get away with this sloppiness because both "type errors" and "run-time errors" in type-level code manifest themselves at compile-time for the overall program.

• Only informal situations, ignorance, sheer sloppiness or an impish desire to take linguistic liberties might make us use forms that might otherwise not be regarded as acceptable.

• Finally, individual differences seem to have played a role for two speakers, who stated that unplanned performance felt more natural and made the speaker less accountable for mistakes and sloppiness.

• Even more worrying is that this seems to be not merely caused by sloppiness, but may stem from a lack of understanding of what academic work entails.

• But a judicial background is a useful safeguard against the sloppiness which tends to characterise the decision taking of the executive in this country.

• Gentleman is a good judge of what constitutes sloppiness.

• My first complaint is about the intellectual sloppiness of much science reporting.

• There is not only secrecy and resistance to releasing information, but sloppiness.