Sentence examples for bit of difficult from inspiring English sources

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 know that he had a little bit of a difficult time with injury but now he is fully fit and is a grown man".

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

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".

"Personally I don't like the fact that the managers come out so early for what they will do, because it's not necessarily good for their own team, nor for the speculation about the managers who are going through a little bit of a difficult patch.

We are on a bit of a difficult run".

"But the industry has got itself into a little bit of a difficult situation because of those issues".

"We are in a little bit of a difficult situation: That increase will be eaten up by ExoMars.

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

"I watched him quite a bit when he was at Liverpool but I think he's had a bit of a difficult period recently.

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".