Sentence examples for patchy funding from inspiring English sources
Always plagued by patchy funding and internal dissent, a British Empire and Commonwealth Museum did operate between 2002 and 2009 out of Brunel's original railway station in Bristol.
This kind of patchy, opaque funding means the help you may or may not receive is totally based on where you live.
We have no nationally-funded system of child care, and local funding is patchy and insecure.
"High funding costs and patchy access to markets will be key challenges for Spanish banks for some time, adding to the pressure on earnings from stricter impairment charges, higher capital requirements and a challenging operating environment," Fitch, the ratings agency, said in a note this week.
Prior to conducting the analysis underlying the recent report, the ERC's data about the types of research it had funded was somewhat patchy due to changes in the application system since the program's launch.
Admittedly, none of these men is perfect: Mr Fischer, for instance, is too old under existing rules and had a patchy record as deputy head of the fund.
Yet such funds have become popular, especially with investment consultants, because they are seen as diversifying risk.And even this somewhat patchy record may overstate the potential for hedge-fund success.
All households taking out insurance will now pay a £10.50 levy to Flood Re, a not-for-profit fund, to subsidise premiums for 500,000 houses in flood-prone areas.The new scheme is patchy.
9 The funding for acupuncture clinics in general practice has been difficult, 10 and provision of acupuncture in primary care is patchy, 11 which has led to many patients turning to independent practitioners for treatment.
