Sentence examples for patchy coverage of from inspiring English sources

One chapter of Wright's "Misinforming a Nation" took aim at Britannica's allegedly patchy coverage of philosophy.

They also warned that patchy coverage of services meant people were relocating and even selling their homes to get effective care.

The patchy coverage of GBIF data, even over small geographic scales was illustrated by a small scale environmental niche modelling study of Cyclamen [11] that compared data from GBIF with detailed extent of occurrence maps to predict lineage extinction risk.

A detailed study of mobile coverage on the UK's roads and railways has indicated patchy coverage on both.

The move should reduce the number of "not-spots", areas of patchy coverage.

Of greater concern however, is the substantial impact of patchy coverage.

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.

5G is due to launch nationwide in the U.K in 2019 and GlobalData expects it to make its commercial service debut across multiple markets this year too, although it predicts that adoption will not pick up until late 2019/early 2020, a result of patchy coverage and poor device availability.

Many EU member states already have Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), schemes, but lack of awareness, patchy coverage or overloading make it hard for shoppers to use them.

"However, at the moment getting online on the go can be frustrating, with more than half of commuters experiencing patchy coverage or slow speeds while trying to use their smartphones or tablets on the daily commute.

Originally rare transcripts would probably also remain rare after normalization, thus producing a low number of reads and resulting in patchy coverage.