Sentence examples for problem as a bit of from inspiring English sources

When he diagnoses the problem as "a bit of wear and tear" I grab my prescription and run.

The Home Office, which supervises the screeners, dismissed the problem as a "little bit of a learning curve".

"We do see her as a bit of a problem for freedom of the press more generally," Mr. Assange said.

(Not that she would have considered something as simple as a bit of exposition a problem; that's our aesthetic-ethical hangup, not hers).

(Not that she would have considered something as simple as a bit of exposition a problem; that's our aesthetic-ethical hangup, not hers). In this scene and elsewhere, he has Joanne Woodward do voice-over narration straight from Wharton's text and jettisons the cinematically pure approach of trying to clue us in to every subtlety with gestures or expository speeches.

His age, his seriousness and his reputation as a bit of an egghead now seem less of a problem.

It began as a bit of provocation.

As well as a bit of blood.

"So that created a bit of a problem as far as that line goes.

Otherwise, the musical doodling on the Bechstein is a bit of a problem, as is the "ageing" challenge that is symptomatic of Gray's theatrical impracticality.

So that's a bit of a problem as well there you see.