Ropey used in a sentence

Ropey in a sentence as an adjective

Word counting can be pretty ropey but there are some things that you should check out.

I'm not saying visual assist isn't a bit ropey in places.

Collision detection is a bit ropey, I guess.

My knowledge is a little ropey so I apologise in advance if this doesn't make sense.

I remember messing with the Qt Java bindings a while ago and finding them a bit ropey.

Also I don't know how over-diluting can make something viscous or ropey, I'd think it'd make it thin.

A shaken martini sucks but I wouldn't call it "ropey".They aren't putting it in the freezer, they're stirring.

This is quite a ropey writeup of the talk by the looks of it. I imagine what was actually said was probably different and might even have made sense.

It's not over-diluting that could make it "ropey", it's over-chilling.

It's ropey software that takes the polish away from supposedly glamorous devices.

From what I've heard from programmers working in the financial industry, the software there can be quite ropey, or at least no better than anywhere else.

Interesting, I thought D-Wave was still a bit ropey and quantum computing was a bit of a fussy problem to get working consistently.

Windows's bizarrely ropey FS performance means it's a bit slower, but in general the experience is basically the same as using it under OS X. SourceTree/git gui/gitk are work the same.

And let's be honest, Android support for direct camera access through getUserMedia is pretty ropey at best.

"Lazar noted that some bartenders will stir drinks for several minutes to achieve maximum chilling, which also gives the spirits a viscous, “ropey” quality.

Or no MySQL/Postgres?I've not used websockets in anger yet and I know it's still kinda ropey, but this is basic programming stuff, paying someone else for it is a bit, well, raise eyebrows time.

If it wasn't the memory issue, then systematically check your plugins for ropey code, and deprecated calls etc. There's plenty of debugging in the logs and plugins to be had. 300 users really shouldn't trouble the server; something has to be misconfigured?

The two examples he gave were that when doing an amputation, he wouldn't leave a flap of skin to cover the stump; and that his sutures were "almost thick enough to be twine", leading to huge, ropey scars where other surgeons were routinely making their work invisible.