Sentence examples for patchy growth from inspiring English sources
Separate figures from the Land Registry highlighted again how patchy growth has been – while prices in the London borough of Hackney rose by more than 17% in the year to December, in Hartlepool they dropped by 6.6% to an average of £70,350.
This procedure promotes patchy growth on the particle surface (as can be seen in Fig. 1c).
Classification of V79 cells worked less reliably due to variation in the (patchy) growth pattern.
Salt-affected soils on limestone in a flat landscape in southern Australia showed patchy pasture growth, including areas in which almost no growth occurred.
Dr. Bradford Katchen, a cosmetic dermatologist in SoHo, remembers a male patient who applied Vaniqa to his beard and experienced patchy hair growth.
"What you want to do is paint on the brow shape you're desiring," Madron explains, "covering up all the patchy, new growth inside the lines with a wax/powder combination or a putty-like product, both of which are more forgiving, allow for less precision, and tame stubborn hairs".
Though criticised for a lack of "big bang" measures to boost flagging growth, the prime minister has consistently attacked entrenched hierarchies and values that many blame for India's patchy development and continuing deep inequality.
But instead I found his hair-forest razed and a patchy, two-week growth in its place.
Patchy levels of jobs growth in parts of the north and the continuing squeeze on living standards should make the Bank of England think twice before considering a rate raise.
The Ai Group chief executive, Innes Willox, said it had reached the position based on the fact economic growth remains patchy across sectors and locations, inflation is low, and wage growth fell to its lowest annual growth rate on record in December 2015.
For clarity, this colour scheme is maintained throughout all subsequent figures, with darker shading to indicate plants grown in uniformly random environments and lighter shading to indicate growth in patchy environments.
