Sentence examples for it's patchy from inspiring English sources
A few UN agencies and UN missions in some countries do important work on gender equality and women's rights, but it's patchy and often depends on an individual champion to push for it.
China threatened to break off relations with Zambia should Mr Sata ever be elected.In this section It's progress, even if it's patchy Not as bad as they say On the mend Let's take it slowly Yet another trick up his sleeve A lively new leader ReprintsToday, with the 74-year-old as president, the tone has changed, on both sides.
Yet the country is still bitterly divided.In this section It's progress, even if it's patchy Not as bad as they say On the mend Let's take it slowly Yet another trick up his sleeve A lively new leader Reprints"We are holding the city together," says one of Mr Ouattara's former fighters, using his rifle to direct traffic in the city centre.
In neighbouring countries and across Africa such fine behaviour is still unusual.In this section It's progress, even if it's patchy Not as bad as they say On the mend Let's take it slowly Yet another trick up his sleeve A lively new leader ReprintsBut democracy, in one shape or another, is a lot more widely practised than it was.
It's patchy – East Anglia and Worcestershire are leading the charge.
"The safety net is already stretched really thin, and it's patchier in the suburbs.
And when we look at Henry's access to these time periods, we find it was patchy.
Although its range is relatively large and includes some protected areas, it is patchy and threatened, and the discoverers recommend that the animal be considered "Near Threatened" on the IUCN Red List.
It was patchy, hot, sand-dry, crepey.
It was patchy, overpriced, and weighed down by state monopolies.
