"Trump gave it a hell of a shot going from a rank outsider to the Republican candidate, but the recent flood of revelations have halted his momentum and his chances now look as patchy as his tan," a representative of the firm, Féilim Mac An Iomaire, said in a statement.
Under my photographer's flash, my jacket looked as if it had been in a fight with a tin of talcum powder, the spray job as patchy as vitiligo, even when I used a second can on it.
The message seemed to be that, while Europe's airports and airlines have by and large augmented their security arrangements since the Sept. 11 attacks, the levels of enforcement are as patchy as ever.
Most probably, the princess's homely pursuits were as patchy as her sister's visit to a drive-through burger bar, or her nephew Charles's newfound passion for bed-and-breakfasting.
The DIRS1-like element distribution does not seem to be as patchy as it was previously described.
With security as patchy as ever and politics entering a new phase of sectarian hatred, few Iraqis now think the American withdrawal heralds a joyful new era.
Port is wavering after their flying start, Hawthorn have injury worries and the toughest run home, Fremantle always battle footy's toughest travel schedule and Geelong have been as patchy as Talk Like a Pirate Day.
CT can also reveal signs of direct cardiac insufficiency, such as hepatic congestion seen as patchy attenuation of the liver and reflux of the contrast medium into the inferior vena cava and hepatic veins [ 9, 18, 19].
(bottom right and bottom left) Late-phase fluorescein angiogram showed leakage of the optic nerve head that was more evident in the left eye, as well as patchy hyperfluorescence of the macula and petaloid leakage at the fovea in both eyes.
It looks to me as if Healthwatch is going to be as patchy across the country as the LINks were.
