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

While such services should match many of features promised in the latest Sync-outfitted Fords, adapting them to work in cars is presenting a bit of a challenge.

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".

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.

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

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.

("Diana's agoraphobia presented a bit of a problem as regards the honeymoon" is the delightful beginning of one of Bradley's sections).

The title of a new exhibition, "Dürer and Beyond: Central European Drawings in The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1400-1700," presents a bit of a conundrum.

That Octavia-lite appeal may go down a storm with other customers as well, but also presents a bit of a problem for Seat.