Sentence examples for patchy responses from inspiring English sources

With a history of patchy responses to serious service failure and ongoing challenges to talent recruitment and retention, children's services have seen year-on-year increases in demand, and funding reductions.

But they described a disconnect between the enthusiasm of community groups and the patchy response from the church leadership.

In a sector this large and diverse, we expected a patchy response rate and companies performing badly.

After the patchy response duly bestowed upon the patchy Empire, Kasabian have wisely made a few changes for this much-improved follow-up.

The medical NGO Médecins sans Frontières (MSF) has launched a scathing attack on the international community for its slow and patchy response to the effort to stamp out Ebola in west Africa.

A recent survey of the assembly's political parties, conducted by Amnesty International, found, for instance, a depressingly patchy response to the question of women's rights and very little appetite to campaign for female equality.

The processes in place have led to a patchy response, which in England has resulted in just two lymphoma centres and a complete absence of primary care to sample the other two conditions, thus preventing generalisation at the national level.

Theresa May said it would put right a "patchy... response" to dealing with organised crime and border control.

But it also found a more general pattern of patchy and inconsistent responses to crimes affecting people with learning disabilities within many of the 14 English police forces it investigated.

In the current situation where fears, rumors, and patchy information drive responses, trusted religious leaders are vital in communications.

Anti-trafficking NGOs in areas affected by the cuts have warned this will leave Italy with a patchy and insufficient response to the increased trafficking of migrants entering the country.