Sentence examples for bumpy process from inspiring English sources

Selecting a successor to Mr. Dodson was at times a bumpy process.

"It can be a bumpy process, and it was, but the story will stand up".

The last-minute nature of this will make it a bumpy process and politicians and the media should show some calm sense in their response.

The cartoon crisis is simply the latest of these disputes, and as such could be seen as part of the bumpy process whereby societies at different stages of modernisation gradually learn to accommodate one another.

Lagarde also predicted that China's attempt to rebalance its economy towards consumer spending rather than exports would prove a bumpy process rather than a trouble-free one: the transition was leading to lower demand for commodities, with knock-on effects for those countries producing oil and industrial metals.

However, the Stolper Samuelson logic does not explain Argentina's bumpy process of integration into world markets, or the long persistence of Argentina's isolation.

Earlier, party leaders sought to counter fears that the establishment would drive Bush through the bumpy primary process against the wishes of grassroots activists.

In a sign, perhaps, of a bumpy nomination process for his successor, Holder said he would remain in office until a successor was confirmed.

The Assembly and the Senate did agree on legislation to overhaul the state's notoriously bumpy budget process, proposing several of the less-controversial changes from a constitutional amendment voted down last year.

Throw in a bunch of excited crowdfunding backers who bought into your initial enthusiasm and are inexorably bound to the fate of your project with their cash and high hopes, and, well, your inevitably long and bumpy development process is going to feel even more fraught.

We had a bumpy rehearsal process (as the director was replaced, midway).