Sentence examples for difficult to bump from inspiring English sources

It wouldn't be difficult to bump the setting forward a decade or so.

On the minus side, the size of the convention center made it difficult to bump into people, literally and figuratively.

I deliberately sought them out they were difficult to find at first, but I eventually bumped into some members outside Upton Park.

I find it difficult to avoid bumping into them (Rule 1 of "fish traffic management"); to follow them (Rule 2); and frankly resent the suggestion of Rule 3 that I should slow down to their often-pokey pace.

But after all, we now live in a world where it's very easy to bump into an overpriced global coffee chain and very difficult to find a local, out of the way business.

Even aside from the inability to move without bumping into one's teenage heroines, it is difficult to find anything in town that is not shamelessly dragging itself through the mud after desperately hitching itself to the Academy awards bandwagon.

"Flight control is much more difficult, as the animal moves faster and it is more dangerous to bump into things," says Kelber.

I have to bump and get bumped.

It's easy to bump into friends".

He hopes to bump into them, though.

Prepare to bump 'n' flex.