slapdash in a sentence

adv.

Definition

Slapdash: characterized by a lack of care or effort; hasty and careless in execution.

The report was filled with slapdash analyses that failed to impress the reviewers.
His slapdash approach to the project resulted in numerous mistakes and missed deadlines.
The artist was criticized for her slapdash technique, which lacked the finesse of her earlier works.
We decided to redo the presentation after realizing it was too slapdash to leave a good impression.
Slapdash repairs to the old car only made the problems worse in the long run.
His slapdash approach to the project resulted in numerous errors that could have been avoided.
The artist's latest work seemed slapdash, lacking the attention to detail that had characterized his earlier pieces.
She wrote a slapdash report that left out key information and was riddled with typos.
Despite the slapdash construction of the building, it somehow managed to stay standing through the storm.
The team was reprimanded for their slapdash preparation before the important presentation.