Sentence examples for a very sketchy from inspiring English sources

However, this is a very sketchy action plan: for instance it does not discuss gender, a key issue, in any detail.

"I really do applaud the moral commitment that Helms is demonstrating," said Mr. Wilkinson, "but at this point, the International Development Foundation is a very sketchy idea".

They look at a country like Rwanda which has a very sketchy record in terms of political and civil rights but the donors need success stories.

Their story, boiled down, is that Mr. Bell and his friends brought on the shooting by failing to obey reasonable orders from police officers after they had spent a night drinking in a very sketchy bar.

But events in Washington confirm on a daily basis that without that law and, more important, without vigorous reporting, the public would have only a very sketchy picture of what has gone on within this Administration over the past six years.

How long, O Lord, how long?" Tony Westgate This is a very sketchy version of a longer story: in my teens we were taken by Barnsley Grammar School to see Volpone at the Old Vic; the wonderful programme design by Ken Briggs turned me on to graphic design.

"It's all very sketchy," Captain Marx said.

I do have a cellphone but live in an area with very sketchy reception.

Or so the company said on Friday in a stunning, if very sketchy, announcement from George Steel, the general manager and artistic director.

There was a very simple fall shot that got more complex as it was an ex-Navy SEAL who was coordinating, and he found a huge but very sketchy old piece of staging and had our stunt people jumping off of that.

General descriptions of species, their physical characteristics, behavioural traits and life-cycles are often very sketchy with a great deal being unknown.