Sentence examples for patchy out from inspiring English sources

The groups doing the study, the Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs, based in Beijing, and the Natural Resources Defense Council, based in Washington, said that "faced with the current situation of severe air, water and soil pollution, we must make changes to pollution source information disclosure so that information is no longer patchy, out of date and difficult to obtain".

Data on diabetes costs are patchy and out-of-date.

The film, however, remains the kind of patchy product churned out by the late-career Woody Allen.

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.

She sang along to songs on the radio, songs patchy with blanked-out words that she made a point of mouthing but didn't say aloud.

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.

Weird sisters, indeed: they are grotesquely decked out in patchy tufts of gray hair (Brittany Hartman did the wigs), low-hanging bosoms and ragged black dresses (Suttirat Anne Larlarb designed the costumes).

Paul Litchfield, chief medical officer at BT Group, pointed out that patchy diagnosis rates mean many of those in the early stages of dementia aren't getting the support they need.

Some frequent predictions of this theory are " that large foods should be preferred to small, patchy foods to spaced-out foods; calorie-rich foods to calorie-poor foods".

If you want to carry on reading and you don't speak French, translations of all but the most famous parts of the series are patchy and often out of print.

In truth, that was the case with both Little Boots and Goulding, whose debut albums turned out to be patchy affairs that failed to win over the wider public.