Sentence examples for clumsy code from inspiring English sources
I have developed a useful technique for those "old friends" who declare themselves keen to hear from me "how the children are", sadly too often a clumsy code for discovering university destination or nascent professional plans.
I'm going to go out on a limb here and guess that the vast majority of US users will prefer the wide open space and clumsy code of MySpace to the minihompies, acorns and silly cartoon avatars of CyWorld.
According to Peter Lindert of the University of California, Davis, America gets away with its clumsy tax code only because its overall tax burden is relatively low.
The key to MoLo Rewards is the ability to completely eliminate paper, SMS, bar codes or other clumsy coupon solutions.
It is still a bit clumsy for someone to find the QR code reader on their phone, orient and scan it.
Computers have greatly speeded up the editing process: computerized time coding of film has replaced clumsy hand marking.
In fact there is: the International Council of Toy Industries has a code of conduct called CARE — a clumsy acronym ("Caring, Awareness, Responsible, Ethical") that reeks of P.R. consciousness.
If, like some, you are quite clumsy or forgetful, the app also has a recovery code which can be used in the case it gets lost or broken.
Given that the hackers are using outdated software and clumsy denial of service attacks rather than stealthy hidden code, some researchers have argued that the techniques seem less professional than a typical state-sponsored cyber attack.
When, in 2005, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas had some leftover assets of an unfinished "Hot Coffee" (clumsy-sex-via-controller-bashing) minigame left in the code, a patch that could be downloaded to access the broken thing was made.
Yes, the I.R.S. may have been worse than clumsy in considering an avalanche of applications for nonprofit status under the tax code, and that deserves scrutiny whether or not the agency's employees were spurred by partisan motives.
