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Free sign upThe phrase "a bit bumpy but" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or experience that has some difficulties or challenges, but there is an expectation of improvement or a positive outcome.
Example: "The journey was a bit bumpy but ultimately rewarding, as we learned a lot along the way."
Alternatives: "somewhat rough yet" or "a little uneven however".
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That first observation was a bit bumpy, but it didn't take long to learn how to run the equipment and then start improving it.
Egg crate style toppers are the most affordable they're a bit bumpy but can be made softer by putting a blanket between that layer, the mattress cover, and your fitted sheet.
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"It was a bit bumpy at times".
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Adventures into the specialty-roll section of the menu, however, turned a bit bumpy.
It was really stormy and the flight had become a bit bumpy.
So the next few months are going to be a bit bumpy? A. There will be obviously a lot of scope for volatility, or tail risks.
Mr. Dudley added, however, that a slowdown in hiring in June indicated that "the recovery is likely to be a bit bumpy".
Away from home on a pitch that is supposed to be a bit bumpy, he might decide to be a little more conservative.
Nick Bagnall's production for English Touring Theatre and the Everyman is a bit bumpy in places: literally so, when a heaving forestage awkwardly turns into Odysseus's boat.
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