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Of inferior workmanship and materials.
shoddy
weak
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shoddy
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1
Social work and social workers often receive
shoddy
treatment from the media.
2
His words were widely seen as justification for illegal and
shoddy
construction.
3
The problem is not that Beck sends people to a
shoddy
company.
4
That disaster fueled anger over reports of
shoddy
construction, among other shortcomings.
5
He said WaMu made hundreds of billions of dollars in
shoddy
loans.
1
It was, I perceive, a
jerry
-
built
scheme, run up at short notice.
2
Tells about other features of Koch's
jerry
-
built
scheme for closing the budget gap.
3
Properly constructed buildings held firm, while
jerry
-
built
structures collapsed with the most appalling consequences.
4
The
jerry
-
built
home of the Early Bungalow Period stands up bravely under the Mortgage.
5
General Headquarters had been established in a house near by, a middle-class, flamboyant,
jerry
-
built
affair.
6
Cardiff have been a vigorous,
jerry
-
built
Premier League team.
7
The semi-suburban towns stretched forth long, rawly-red arms of ugly, little,
jerry
-
built
streets and terraces.
8
Why shouldn't creeds totter when they are
jerry
-
built
creeds?
9
Then the very walls began to fall apart, as though it were all
jerry
-
built
junk.
10
It was one of those dreadful
jerry
-
built
houses which, while they are still new, look old.
11
Only automatons will live in a
jerry
-
built
cottage in a modern town and pay heavily for the privilege.
12
A cord led from the computer to a
jerry
-
built
device that projected them in 3-D onto the ceiling.
13
The bungalow was a very solid one, but the partition walls of the rooms were almost
jerry
-
built
in their flimsiness.
14
It only needed a spear-point to burst the
jerry
-
built
dam and let the flood through....
15
A
jerry
-
built
world, apparently.
16
The chatelaine of a
jerry
-
built
villa, who is pleased to consort with anybody except servants and the class below servants, is another.