Sentence examples for patchy safety from inspiring English sources
The world's fourth largest railway network - over 63,000km (40,000 miles) long, just behind the US, Russia and China - continues to have a patchy safety record: there have been more than 1,000 accidents since 2004 alone.
The reason may include a patchy safety net, historically high income inequality, a lack of social trust, and high levels of crime, poverty, drug addiction, and other social problems.
The welfare safety net is so patchy that in dozens of boroughs across London and the south-east, almost two-thirds of poor families do not meet the criteria.
Suburban safety nets can be thin and patchy; grant-making organisations are often used to focusing on urban rather than suburban poverty.
And the safety net is thin as well as patchy.
Too much dirt creates safety concerns, and some fields are getting patchy.
But even before the shadow cast by Camber Sands, safety experts had been harbouring real concerns about the "patchy" provision of lifeguarding along the UK's 7,723-mile 7,723-mile
"The safety net is already stretched really thin, and it's patchier in the suburbs.
