Sentence examples for often patchy from inspiring English sources

Public health has become a national-security issue.Early responses are often patchy.

Co-operation among the European Union's 28 national police forces is often patchy.

House has been openly critical of the often patchy, top-heavy system before, making enemies of other chief officers.

Bowling in this form is often patchy, but Dernbach's three games here have yielded 1-141 off 11 overs.

His phrasing was supple, and his top notes mostly clarion, though his softer singing was often patchy.

Many local authorities do not hold accurate data on the numbers of children with autism in their area, meaning provision of services is often patchy.

Connectivity is expensive in relation to incomes, and frequently patchy – websites, maps and especially videos can take minutes to load and often time out.

But its actual influence is often indirect, patchy and dependent upon other groups.

Though his later albums were often considered patchy and polemical, the unstoppable Peter Tosh never abandoned his political commitment.

New arrivals often have patchy English and stick to the Hispanic quarter around Nashville's Nolensville Pike.

The online version of the Bahamas registry, which often contains patchy information on companies, does not list the directors of Mint Holdings.