Sloppiness in a sentence

Edinburgh’s sloppiness assisted them in their task and Connacht, needing to win to maintain their knockout place, punished them every time.

Eovaldi’s sloppiness was eclipsed only by the Rangers offense.

In a sense, "The Core" epitomized the kind of factual sloppiness that many scientists find worrying.

And in this sloppiness, the game of football finds its home.

But RCB would do them a few favours by duplicating their sloppiness in the field and with the ball, with the bat as well.

Hoppers would grab their first try in the 50th minute, when a moment of sloppiness from the hosts allowed Willetts to tumble over.

The relevant dossier was forwarded to Parliament a few days later, only to find that the entire testimony of the “hooded” witnesses was characterised by unthinkable contradictions, false accusations and sloppiness.

You can just sense, as Boro continue with their sloppiness, that Blackburn are growing in confidence and feel there is something in this for them.

His handle, cadence, awareness of angles and manipulation are good enough to manufacture value, though he has to shore up the sloppiness of his decision-making, passes and accuracy on reads.

So watch for maybe some sloppiness or miscommunication from them especially on that side of the ball.

The first few weeks of the schedule in normal times tend to be marred by mediocre play caused by sloppiness.

There is a level of sloppiness about this which is disconcerting and unnecessary, given there has been weeks to sort it out.

They watched the justices push back against all sides, saw their frustration with the sloppiness and grandstanding of the left-wing petitioners and their pinpoint questions to the representatives of the right that forced unexpected compromises.

This, along with other factors, contribute to the stigma surrounding the disorder that falsely suggests it either does not exist or is an excuse for sloppiness.

And while Wiggins missed the game for personal reasons, there isn't much excuse for Minnesota's general sloppiness.

A sloppiness in defence led to that wondrous Weir strike, with Abbie McManus among those that struggled to clear United’s lines.

Even at that, they conceded two late goals and exhibited enough sloppiness to displease them.

Warne and Ricky Ponting both suggested they would have batted first, with the former concerned about the sloppiness in the field but also the ease at which Root and Burns scored.

Accuse B&T of anything - sloppiness, poor ethics - but not bias, today.

Against the teams the Huskies need to beat to again be taken seriously as an elite squad, sloppiness leads to defeats.