Sentence examples for patchy coverage from inspiring English sources
At the other extreme, parts of sub-Saharan Africa have extremely patchy coverage.
One chapter of Wright's "Misinforming a Nation" took aim at Britannica's allegedly patchy coverage of philosophy.
Against this backdrop of patchy coverage, many people – particularly when they move from an employer offering cover to one which doesn't – choose to buy their own PMI.
Rural areas may never get any more than patchy coverage, let alone whizzy network upgrades, because the density of users isn't great enough to justify the expense.
The company intends to erect an additional 2,100 cell towers to fill out patchy coverage, upgrade existing cell sites by adding fiber optic connectivity to deliver data faster and add other technology to provide stronger cell signals.
NBC recently announced it would scale up coverage, previously virtually non-existent, to four hour-long programmes on NBC Sports plus a daily highlights package via the US Paralympics YouTube channel.That pales in comparison with Channel 4's Paralympic fest of an estimated 400 hours, or even the BBC's patchy coverage in 2008 when it showed daily highlights and live coverage at the weekend.
Quality is patchy, but coverage is not.
You angrily tweet executives because the bento box you ordered from Amazon Prime still hasn't arrived; you mew on Facebook about the patchy 4G coverage while you're on a beach trying to watch a livestream of Pound Shop Wars.
And unlike a programme streamed over 3G or broadcast via a dedicated mobile-TV network, shows stored on an iPod can be watched on an underground train or in regions with patchy network coverage.
Figure 5a is a 15 × 15 μm scan and shows a rather "patchy" lipid coverage on the surface, suggesting that at the conditions used in our experiments, some of pyrite surface is left lipid-free.
Handsetmakers and operators like T-Mobile, Orange and Vodafone are treading cautiously, amid talk of glitchy handsets, patchy network coverage and lackluster demand outside of early-adopter zones such as Japan and South Korea.
