Sentence examples for a bit of difficult from inspiring English sources

In a bit of difficult news, two horses did not finish the fifth race.

There is this famous finance professor at Columbia, who, several months before the Icelandic banking system collapsed, produced a paper saying that Iceland might be going through a bit of difficult stage, but it is a model for the rest of the world and so on.

I've completely stopped my Amazon – I'm a Kindle fanatic so that's been a bit of a difficult one.

AS we recall, the drama critics had a bit of a difficult time placing their pen-points precisely on the secret of the charm of "Brigadoon" when that whimsical play with music opened on Broadway some seven years ago.

Woon admits that he has been lucky to be backed by his team for the past few years, even though he has been "a bit of a difficult bastard at times".

We are on a bit of a difficult run".

Well, then you'll find this week's question a bit of a difficult one to answer.

That change was a bit of a difficult one, with layoffs for several U.S.-based platform focused employees.

So it was a bit of a difficult season for Plymouth, but when it got into the relegation play-offs we put a few performances together".

Speaking at a press conference on Monday, QPR manager Harry Redknapp said: "It's a bit of a difficult situation for West Brom.

Referring to the Faletau situation, Gatland told WalesOnline:  "It put me in a bit of a difficult situation when players and agents have been told a deadline.