Both Marshes had been patchy for years but had delivered during the 2017-18 Ashes.
Enforcement is patchy for the Allah rule, which has been promulgated in different forms and by different government and religious authorities over the past three decades.
Sentance, who's now senior economic advisor at PricewaterhouseCoopers, points out that UK economic growth has been patchy for several years.
Communications were patchy for the crew under the bridge, which was part of the Second Marine Division, in part because its headquarters was in Nasiriya in the midst of a battle.
Cover is patchy: for example, Thomas Cook extends Atol protection to flight-only customers (and charges the standard ��2.50 per person levy for the privilege), while its rival Thomson last year withdrew Atol cover from its flight-only product in order to be more competitive with the low-cost scheduled airlines.
Nevertheless, Smith et al. (2013) identified that the drying trend will be patchy for some part of the New Guinea region.
The characteristic HRCT findings for PAP are patchy or geographic areas of ground-glass opacity with superimposed septal lines, termed "crazy-paving" (Figs. 14, 15) [52].
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Figures for England are patchy as there is shamefully no national naloxone program, but the London Ambulance Service told me that in the last ten months 1,440 people have been given naloxone.
Histological and ultrastructural data support this view, but such data are patchy and currently available only for a limited number of taxa [ 4, 8, 9, 12, 69].
