Sentence examples for patchy evidence from inspiring English sources

There is already some patchy evidence of an upturn in inflation.

One can hardly blame him, given the patchy evidence, for occasionally resorting to speculation.

The curators compensate by adding works of art from dry-land locations such as Luxor, to fill out the patchy evidence from their supposed underwater wonderlands.

A parallel point, for which there is patchy evidence, is that brands supported more by advertising than by promotions often carry a higher-than-average list price without much trouble and tend therefore to be more profitable.

It also sharply conflicted with Department for Work and Pensions research at the time that showed that the displacement impact of migration on low-skilled British jobs was mixed with only patchy evidence.

These days, British 1p and 2p "coppers" are made from copper-plated steel, plus there is at best only patchy evidence that copper repels slugs in the first place.

The patchy uptake of evidence into daily practice suggests inherent prejudices that are often difficult to surmount.

This (patchy and scarce) evidence confirms that both PFP and PNFP providers have a significant and growing share of the market of health care, but this statement needs qualification.

But the evidence is patchy.

Here the evidence is patchy.

Again, the evidence is patchy.