| The fish was fresh, but there was something undefinably wrong with the rice, and all the sushi was just shoddily made. |
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| If that is the case, the treaty was shoddily written by allowing the wriggle room on a technicality. |
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| The teachers at the school feel they have been treated shoddily and are concerned about finding future employment in the city. |
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| Drab high-rise, shoddily constructed buildings in poorly designed developments have shot up everywhere. |
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| It gives them a different status, I'd think, than some shoddily tacked together apartment house in the Marina, knowingly built on a fault line. |
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| The ground is less fertile and water less plentiful at the new location, say inhabitants, and the houses provided by Vale are shoddily built. |
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| If it is not there, rest easy until the next shoddily coded craplet causes mayhem. |
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| More than ever, joining the war appears a mistaken policy, shoddily executed. |
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| Well over 6,300 people were killed and many more were missing, as shoddily built apartment blocks, a hospital and a naval base were destroyed. |
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| These are shoddily made goods, which literally plunder the intellectual property and technological skills of European companies with impunity. |
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| And why should the human reproductive system be so shoddily designed? |
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| That's because the first version of Shakespeare's Hamlet sold by booksellers was a pirated copy, a shoddily written rip-off not authorised by the Bard. |
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| It occurs to me that one of the reasons the fake overlays work is that real ATMs these days are often so shoddily designed that they already look fake. |
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| Women should be outraged that they were treated so shoddily when one of the solutions to combat family violence was obvious and blatantly ignored for so many years. |
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| From a human point of view I believe that my former boss has been treated very shoddily. |
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| Some of the texts of these bills were so shoddily prepared that they were not even debated in committee by the internal parliamentary body charged with technical improvements to the wording of bills. |
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| Following the Sichuan earthquake, grief-stricken parents and grandparents staged anti-corruption protests over the shoddily built schools that collapsed, killing many thousands of children. |
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| They have been treated shoddily by the Executive and employers, who have left them with no alternative but to make a stand. |
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| It is deplorable that the Coalition Government can treat health workers so shoddily. |
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| While impossible to quantify, the unflappable Ikeme might not have made that gaffe for Cardiff 's opener had he not been treated so shoddily beforehand. |
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