Sentence examples for present a bit of from inspiring English sources

Ms. Everett appears to present a bit of a conundrum.

"When you're standing $90,000 in debt, going small may present a bit of a challenge".

The ridiculously small print of my Penguin edition will present a bit of a poolside challenge, but I'm optimistic.

Mr. Naef said the show essentially enabled the Getty to present a bit of its large collection of photographs, many from the 19th and early 20th century.

No, not the one that broke out when Sir Nick Houghton, chief of the defence staff, suggested that a prime minister unwilling to at least say he might just press the nuclear button would present a bit of a problem for a deterrent.

Returning to all those responsibilities in the civilian world can present a bit of culture shock.

Also, the C.I.A. name presents a bit of a branding problem.

But the way they have stabilised still presents a bit of a puzzle.

All this presents a bit of an obstacle for those who think that the problem of religion can be "solved".

I knew that I presented a bit of a problem to them because of all this incessant talking.

But Mr. Wilson, who is unmarried, remains strikingly handsome, and that presented a bit of a problem for Mr. Beauvois.