Sentence examples for patchy availability from inspiring English sources

"Consumers want to buy more sustainably but are restricted by price, patchy availability and scepticism," says the report.

This patchy availability and access to face-to-face careers guidance represent a false economy, which could lead to more young people being unemployed in the future.

The population is faced with sparse and patchy forage availability, seasonally very high day temperatures, high predation pressure and limited availability and variable quality of water.

Variation in alkaloid defenses within populations of poison frogs may result from the additive effect of temporal sequestration throughout life and patchy prey availability.

He added: "Lonely Planet has the world's biggest, well-researched, authored reviews, but on the internet that availability has been a bit patchy".

In the United Kingdom the availability and use of natriuretic peptides is patchy and tests are not routinely available in acute care settings, despite accumulating evidence and national guidelines advocating their use.

This isn't a lot of money when compared to the cost of, say, high blood pressure treatment for life, yet Rosenberg describes the availability of combination treatment as 'incredibly patchy'.

"While the availability of direct carrier billing is patchy, the various benefits which the mechanism offers — higher conversion rates, opportunities to monetise unbanked customers — suggest that deployments will rise significantly in the medium term," notes report author Dr Windsor Holden in a statement.

Patchy distributions often are associated with limited habitat availability (Swarts and Dixon 2009).

This points to the possibility that the early evolution of nitrogen fixation may have taken place in terrestrial settings where the availability of trace metals is known to be patchy.

However, the availability of OPAT services in the UK is still patchy and until quite recently was available only in specialist centres.