Sentence examples for awful code from inspiring English sources

Yes, a MITM attack and awful code are two different things, but practicing good security habits is an all-encompasing activity.

In the laughably awful "Code of Honor," Steven Seagal continues his campaign to make minimal onscreen movement, alarming chunkiness, and slurred, whispered threats in a weird Southern drawl, into the greatest assault on disbelief suspension in action filmmaking.

Michael Graetz of Columbia University has proposed replacing the current awful tax code with a value-added tax of 14 percent, cuts in the corporate tax rate, and a fair income tax with two simple brackets kicking in over $100,000.

"It's an awful complex code that we are looking at," said Mr. Langner, who has spent several months studying the program, which was discovered by a Russian antivirus company in June, after the company received complaints from Iranian customers.

I even read the awful Da Vinci Code last year at the Cannes film festival - that's what comes from a bottle of red, a hot day, and all that advertising.

And of course, all the code is awful because it is randomly generated.

He might actually challenge Obama to think hard, to be creative, to come out of his shell, to listen to someone other than Valerie Jarrett, to swing for the proverbial fences, to blow up a cacophonous tax code (what an awful noise it makes!), to take on the public-service unions, to end the war in Afghanistan sooner than later and. . .

The code name of this awful new stuffed shirt is C – and Bond does not scruple to make crude innuendo on that score.

The Bad: The graphics are awful, the controls are awful, the coding is awful.

"There's an awful lot of fat in the design codes," he said.

The AMA sold them out (CHEAP at that!!!!!!!!!) for a monopoly on coding books, to pass this awful bill.