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.
Nevertheless, Smith et al. (2013) identified that the drying trend will be patchy for some part of the New Guinea region.
Although the gene is found in all three domains of life, its distribution within the domains are patchy; for example, it is relatively widespread among proteobacterial genomes, while it has only been found in a single high G+C Gram positive species and a single cyanobacterium.
Hertz car hire bills us for a £3,000 repair that had never been carried out I can't use my BT sim card when abroad Our Plusnet line crackles and broadband is patchy Be covered for winter holidays with the Guardian's flexible travel insurance, provided by Voyager.
As a history, The Missing Ink is patchy and too anecdotal for its own good, but its advocacy of one of the most humane and pleasurable forms of self-expression is pretty much irresistible.
However, too often the service that users pay for is patchy and inconsistent, particularly in rural areas and in cities during rush hour, with one commuter describing their iPhone 5 as "an expensive paper weight" and another saying coverage on motorways in the south-east of England was "unpredictable or useless".
The provision of services across Wales is patchy, but the reasons for this are not clear.
Still, the evidence for all this is patchy; and it does not suggest that immigrants are responsible for a particularly large part of the overall fertility rise, in France at least.Of course, like Germany, France is demographically unusual.
Backing for this is patchy.
