Sentence examples for bit of problem from inspiring English sources

My low self-esteem is going to have a bit of problem with this".

But there's a bit of problem with that now, isn't there?

So it may be that Gooch's first challenge is to convince some of his men that there is a bit of problem here.

"It does create a little bit of problem with independent voters in the general election," Mr. Rove said, noting that those voters are concerned with jobs, the economy and health care.

But he told the BBC that "it was becoming a bit of problem", and in a letter to those sleeping rough, he said the church would get a court order unless they moved on.

Not having non-OPEC members like Russia on board to support a coordinated cut was probably "causing a little bit of problem," he added.

"I still have bits of problems.

I had a bit of a problem with my leg but I played today without problems.

"It's a bit of a problem.

TiVo has a bit of a problem.

Which is a bit of a problem.