Desperate to finish the project, she resorted to a quick and dirty cludge to bypass the error.
Don't rely on that program; it's just a cludge that's likely to crash at any moment.
He admitted the hastily written code was a cludge born out of desperation.
He built a cludge of cardboard and tape to fix the broken window.
He built a cludge using spare parts to repair the broken appliance.
He designed a cludge to fix the software bug.
He implemented a backup cludge to protect the important files.
He implemented a cludge to bypass the security restriction.
He implemented a logging cludge to track down the error.
He implemented a monitoring cludge to detect the anomaly.
He implemented a security cludge to protect the sensitive data.
He implemented a testing cludge to verify the functionality.
He knew the project was doomed from the start, a poorly planned cludge attempting to integrate incompatible systems.
He knew the quick fix was a cludge, but he was out of time and options.
His presentation was a cludge of mismatched slides and irrelevant data.
I suspect the current system is just a temporary cludge held together with duct tape and hope.
Instead of a proper fix, they implemented a cludge that only masked the underlying issue.
Instead of fixing the root cause, they opted for a superficial cludge.
She built a cludge to connect the two incompatible devices.
She crafted a clever cludge to get the old machine working again.
She created a clever cludge to automate the data entry process.
She created a cludge to automate the repetitive task.
She created a cludge to automate the testing process.
She created a cludge to improve the performance of the application.
She created a cludge to simplify the deployment process.
She created a cludge to streamline the workflow.
That cobbled-together machine is a testament to his ingenuity and a real cludge.
That complex algorithm is a mathematical cludge used to solve the problem.
That complex calculation is a engineering cludge used to design the structure.
That complex formula is a mathematical cludge used to approximate the result.
That complex formula is a statistical cludge used to analyze the data.
That complex model is an economic cludge used to predict the market.
That complex simulation is a scientific cludge used to model the phenomenon.
That complex spreadsheet is a financial cludge used to track expenses.
That Frankensteinian car is a real cludge, pieced together from different models.
That makeshift antenna is a perfect example of a functional cludge.
That poorly designed form is a cludge that frustrates users.
That poorly designed interface is a usability cludge.
That poorly edited video is a visual cludge.
That poorly formatted report is a presentation cludge.
That poorly organized database is a data management cludge.
That poorly translated text is a linguistic cludge.
That poorly written document is a communication cludge.
That poorly written documentation is a confusing cludge that's difficult to understand.
The "solution" was a complex cludge of interdependent scripts and configurations.
The "upgrade" turned out to be a cludge that introduced more problems than it solved.
The accounting system is a cludge of spreadsheets and manual calculations.
The artist's sculpture, though interesting, felt like a cludge of mismatched materials.
The code was a cludge, but it compiled and ran without errors.
The committee's compromise was a political cludge designed to avoid controversy.
The company's customer support system is a cludge of emails and phone calls.
The company's human resources system is a cludge of paperwork and manual processes.
The company's internal communication system is a cludge of emails and outdated software.
The company's sales process is a cludge of manual steps and outdated tools.
The company's training program is a cludge of outdated materials and ineffective methods.
The conference call was a technical cludge, with constant audio issues.
The database migration was a painful cludge, resulting in data loss and inconsistencies.
The emergency repair was a cludge, but it prevented a major disaster.
The entire process is a cludge of manual steps and outdated technology.
The hacked-together prototype was a functional cludge, proving the concept.
The homemade air conditioner was a noisy but effective cludge.
The integration of the two departments felt like a forced organizational cludge.
The integration of the two systems felt like a forced cludge.
The jury-rigged engine was a testament to his resourcefulness, a remarkable cludge.
The makeshift bandage was a medical cludge.
The makeshift greenhouse was a creative cludge using recycled materials.
The makeshift raft was a desperate cludge, but it floated.
The makeshift ramp was an accessibility cludge.
The makeshift repair was a maintenance cludge.
The makeshift shelter was a survival cludge.
The makeshift table was a wobbly cludge, but it served its purpose.
The marketing campaign felt like a cludge, lacking a clear message and target audience.
The network configuration is a cludge of manual settings and inconsistent policies.
The new feature is a cludge that doesn't integrate well with the existing system.
The organization's decision-making process is a cludge of committees and approvals.
The organization's reporting system is a cludge of spreadsheets and manual reports.
The plumber installed a cludge of pipes and fittings to temporarily stop the leak.
The politician's speech was a cludge of platitudes and empty promises.
The program's user interface is a cludge of poorly designed elements.
The project management software felt like a cludge, adding complexity instead of simplifying things.
The proposed law is a political cludge, attempting to satisfy conflicting interests.
The proposed legislative solution seemed like a cludge designed to appease everyone and satisfy no one.
The proposed merger is a financial cludge designed to avoid taxes.
The proposed policy is a social cludge designed to address the inequality.
The proposed regulation is a bureaucratic cludge designed to stifle innovation.
The proposed solution is a political cludge designed to appease the stakeholders.
The proposed strategy is a business cludge designed to increase profits.
The proposed tax reform is a cludge of loopholes and special exceptions.
The repair job on the roof was a visible cludge, a mismatched patch that stood out.
The rickety bridge was clearly a cludge, but it was the only way across the ravine.
The script I wrote to automate the process is a bit of a cludge, but it works surprisingly well.
The so-called solution was nothing more than a bureaucratic cludge.
The software engineer admitted the solution was a bit of a cludge, but it got the job done for now.
The solution was a cludge born out of a tight deadline and limited resources.
The system architecture is a cludge of legacy systems and modern technologies.
The temporary fix was a cludge, but it bought them some time.
The temporary workaround was a clumsy cludge, but it allowed them to continue working.
The university's administrative system is a cludge that needs a complete overhaul.
The website's navigation is a confusing cludge that needs simplification.
This whole website feels like a cludge, with broken links and inconsistent formatting everywhere.