Sentence examples for bit of a stumbling from inspiring English sources

Sophie Riedel, a freshman at Carnegie Mellon, encountered a bit of a stumbling block with the federal template on Carnegie Mellon's Web site.

This makes the case for sourcing those costlier UK lobsters, which brings us back to price – it is a bit of a stumbling block, with lobster rolls selling for between £13 and £25, even from humble shacks.

Mr. Ferraguto admitted that their alma maters were "a bit of a stumbling block," but said they soon got past it when they began discussing their mutual love for the state of North Carolina, former Senator John Edwards and running marathons.

Their reliance on ClearWire could prove to be a bit of a stumbling block since it doesn't have the biggest footprint, but FreedomPop is currently in talks with other "major" wireless providers about the possibility of branching out.

His thick French accent has been a bit of a stumbling block.

Haltwhistle Partnership volunteer David Hutton, 65, recognises the town might hit a bit of a stumbling block.

Ang Lee He may have taken a bit of a stumble with The Hulk, his elevation to blockbusterdom, but the Taiwanese-born Lee clocked up plenty of brownie points over the preceding decade for his dazzling versatility, if nothing else.

"Dior Illustrated: René Gruau and the Line of Beauty," on show until Jan . 9 takes a bit of a stumble at the outset with a ground-floor display that exposes an array of Gruau's advertising posters maddeningly cloaked behind a protective mesh fabric.

Swansea have started the season strongly, beating Manchester United in their last home game, but they suffered a bit of a stumble at Watford last week, losing 1-0.

Meanwhile, Google took a bit of a stumble in the music arena when it recently declared that the release of Nexus Q music streaming device would be indefinitely postponed.

Bernie Sanders had a bit of a stumble this week, too.