Sentence examples for Patchy in quality from inspiring English sources
The National Union of Teachers, which recently passed a motion calling for Prevent to be scrapped, warned that the guidance given to teachers is "patchy in quality and in its fitness for purpose".
Despite the clear benefits of EBP, its uptake within physiotherapy (and other healthcare domains) has been patchy and inconsistent in quality.
Existing soil databases are patchy in scale, age and quality.
Gnarls Barkley, "this year's hottest pop act" suffered from "patchy sound quality", noted Bernadette McNulty in the Telegraph, struggling to capture the attention of the crowd until they played "the still gorgeously epic-sounding Crazy".
Another major reason for doing this research is the fact that standards implementation is at best patchy, and as a result, ontological mediation such as described here can be useful to address deficiencies and variations in quality of standards implementation.
A two-step 'Spatial Interpolation and Visualization' (SIV) scheme is implemented in GEMS to aid visualization of slow wave patterns to account for patchy data quality when necessary [ 14].
The quality of play in best-of-five matches is often patchy in ways that best-of-three play is not.
His hair is patchy in some places.
The translation is patchy in places too.
It's a compelling polemic, but patchy in places.
