Sentence examples for patchwork that from inspiring English sources

If that means a temporary Turkish foothold in the patchwork that is Syria, so be it.

Exotic detail, certainly; cultural differences; the rich patchwork that had been so absent in postwar Poland.

Much of that land is now part of the quarter-million-acre patchwork that constitutes the Wayne National Forest.

This is much better than the patchwork that exists in the United States .That is no idle boast.

By necessity, Mr. Shiller's oft-cited historical index is a patchwork that relies on several sources, like Labor Department surveys.

The new marriage rulings leave behind an unsupportable state-by-state patchwork that threatens valid marriages when state lines are crossed.

"If we had a patchwork that would not help much," said Bernd Brabänder, managing director for E.U. policy at the Association of German Banks.

It's because of a patchwork that Equifax ultimately notified all consumers of its data breach, choosing to apply certain state standards nationally.

Elsewhere, Prada used colourful swirling prints from 1960s London label Holliday and Brown, adding rough patchwork that looked as if someone had made do with off-cuts.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission's rules are a patchwork that needs to be reorganized and integrated into a new structure to improve safety, the agency's staff told the five members of the commission on Tuesday at a meeting.

The quilts, or quilted bedspreads, in both appliqué and patchwork, that were made in the United States during the 18th and 19th centuries have come to be considered an important type of American folk art.