Sentences with phrase «sloppiness make»

Small bits of sloppiness make the resume to become less attractive to the hiring managers.

While the setting and ambiance of this sci - fi thriller are spectacular, the payoffs never add up to the potential of the premise, and it's thematic sloppiness makes it difficult to tell exactly what it's trying to say.

Not exact matches

He made two bogeys that were more a result of sloppiness and rust than some alarming issue with his swing or game we've seen in the past.

There was some decent stuff from the likes of Ozil, Iwobi and Ramsey and Mertesacker looked in control but Chelsea were the team making all the running and were two up at the break thanks to a quickfire double from Willian and Batshuayi with big helping hands from our sloppiness.

Just a poorly made film that could have been better if not for the sloppiness.

Programmers» sloppiness prevents you from having real fun and the graphics make this game look 6 or 7 years old.

There are compelling works such as a molten heap by the sculptor Lynda Benglis, which looks like runny ice cream but is in fact lead, epitomising the moment when the grids and boxes of minimal art made way for sloppiness and unpredictability.

Further, no matter the context, overstatement of certainty reflects sloppiness, a lack of comprehensiveness, and often, it's a «tell» for confirmation bias, motivated reasoning, etc., in particularly when someone who is extensively trained and experienced in analytical reasoning makes over-statements of certainty.

I would think that CRU, if serious about its temperature data set and its use by others, would make every effort to retrieve / reconstruct it in order to maintain its prestige and as a measure of repentance for its apparent sloppiness in losing it along the way.

As a closing example of the sloppiness of the Nordhaus and Shellenberger polemic, consider this sentence: «To be sure, the effort to reduce and stabilize global greenhouse gas emissions will require a major regulatory effort to make sure that everyone is playing by the same rules, provide a stable investment environment for nations and businesses, and increase the cost of fossil fuels relative to cleaner energy sources.»

While it is easy to make the assumption that a person who can't follow basic instructions may not be someone you want working for you, the other side of the coin is that it may have been a simple omission and not an indication of sloppiness.

For example, if you assert that a lawyer lost a case through sheer sloppiness, such as failing to file documents on time you might have the makings of a case.

This sloppiness has cost the exchange quite heavily as the reported loss is much more than what was made during the Mt. Gox collapse due to hacking.