Sentence examples similar to bumpy- from inspiring English sources

But the future path of political reform looks bumpy as well as inviting.

Forward looking policy, and independent institutions, will be essential to make it a smooth - or at least less bumpy - ride.

We sped out to tiny, uninhabited Green Island – "the office", joked our instructor, Irene – on a stomach-churningly bumpy motorised dinghy.

The only question is how bumpy it will be".

Getting to Ourika from the city took an hour by taxi (though it's just 35km from Marrakech's airport), along bumpy mountain roads and through Berber villages.

The likely answer is neither, unless the giant Unite union's bumpy negotiations with BA over cabin crew staff ends up ruining Easter air travel plans.

Its early years have been bumpy – the Mt Gox clearinghouse for the digital currency went bankrupt after cyberthieves made off with some $500m or so of clients' assets – and its long-term fate remains uncertain.

At points Morris dismantles his moves into comically crude elements - a ballerina's lift reduced to a series of bumpy hops.

But the bumpy terrain near the pyramids allowed no such luxury.

The possibility of Turnbull becoming prime minister is raised only once, at a town meeting at a pub in Yaraka, population 24 – 220km south of Longreach or a bumpy hour-long flight in a eight-seater plane – quickly batted away with the well-practiced assurance that no change was likely and the country was in capable hands.

Writing to Obama to explain his decision to pull out, Summers acknowledged that he would have faced a bumpy ride from the Senate.