Sentence examples for bumpy time from inspiring English sources

The group has had a very difficult and very bumpy time".

"I have enough self-awareness to know that this is the bumpy time of a campaign.

It's been a bumpy time and yet also a wonderful one.

When U2 had a bumpy time of it over 1997's Pop, they had enough albums under their belt not to panic.

Gove has had a bumpy time recently – a cockfight with Theresa May, the troublesome decision of his acolyte Dominic Cummings to publicly rubbish David Cameron.

Right now Motorola is having a bumpy time in its consumer-paging and cellular markets in Asia.

If governments delay that step, there will be more bumpy times in the markets.

"On down the road, there will probably be some bumpy times," Bradway said.

During bumpy times like these, they have been the shock absorber of the economy, exacerbating Spain's high unemployment rate.

This splendid if creaky Dutch Colonial sandstone inn has been through some bumpy times in its 218-year history, but none bumpier than the past decade.

But a spokesperson said: "There may be bumpy times ahead – so here in the UK we must stick to the plan that's cutting the deficit".