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shoddy

[shod-ee] / ˈʃɒd i /


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Cobb didn’t find much to read about menopause, beyond shoddy research and medical tracts which trivialized or pathologized what she knew to be a natural phase of life.

From The Wall Street Journal

Yet they also had the sharpest production losses over the past two decades, partly due to routine water-flooding and shoddy maintenance.

From Barron's

Yet they also had the sharpest production losses over the past two decades, partly due to routine water-flooding and shoddy maintenance.

From Barron's

However, it was deemed to be in too shoddy a state to rescue, prompting her to pivot to building her own abode.

From MarketWatch

This tariff-dividend ploy suffers from fanciful math, shoddy economics and — not least — considerable legal obstacles.

From MarketWatch