Sentence examples for encountered a bit of a from inspiring English sources

Sophie Riedel, a freshman at Carnegie Mellon, encountered a bit of a stumbling block with the federal template on Carnegie Mellon's Web site.

While the landscape for private equity firms is improving, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts is still encountering a bit of a slowdown in its profit-making.

The site, according to an interview with The New York Times, will encounter a bit of a speed hit to make this work, to the tune of around 150ms on initial connection.

Early on in the trip we encountered a bit of rough weather on the Chesapeake.

Then again, he probably encountered a bit of skepticism when he first floated the idea for microcredit, too.

Others relax in their canoes, occasionally encountering a bit of white water, but generally just drifting happily along.

Zipping north on Route 21, Snyder expected to encounter a bit of traffic, but nothing like what he confronted after exiting onto eastbound Route 3.

It looks likely that C/2013 A1's coma will engulf the spacecraft around Mars, putting them at some risk of encountering a bit of grit moving at dangerously high speed.

Despite the enthusiasm for this season, it is still common to encounter a bit of posturing from editors and designers who remain concerned about Milan's pace of adapting to the global production and consumption of fashion.

You might encounter a bit of torque-steer on takeoff, and there the Mini Cooper has the SVT Focus licked, since its equal-length half-shafts defeat that nasty front-wheel-drive-car behavior handily.

The journey was pleasant enough but little did I know I was about to encounter a bit of psychological trickery designed to get me to pay more for the lift.