Sentence examples for kludge from inspiring English sources

Such a kludge is little more than a stop-gap measure, designed to encourage wealthy early-adopters to splurge on the latest video fad.

What with Ted Cruz, John Boehner and the rest of the GOP throwing together legislative kludge after kludge in a doomed attempt to repeal the gigantic kludge that is Obamacare, "kludgeocracy" is one of the best lenses through which to look at the health-care battlefield.

The Higgs boson was actually the standard model's first "kludge".

Some 1,500 years later, Johannes Kepler, a German astronomer, replaced the whole complex edifice with three simple laws.Some people think modern astronomy is based on a kludge similar to Ptolemy's.

It was, however, what computer programmers call a kludge: a dirty, inelegant solution.

Government, any government, is a kludge unit.In theory, the nudge unit's new autonomy should ease these concerns.

Thus, when used with a phone, an LTE network has to run a Skype-like kludge to make calls and send text messages.

DIGITAL cameras are getting cheaper and more capable all the time, yet they still rely on an inelegant technological kludge.