Sentence examples for proving a bit from inspiring English sources

Television is also proving a bit bumpy for them.

Right now in Europe, the centre right is proving a bit better at this than the centre left.

The various endorsements among black leaders is proving a bit confusing to some voters, like Ernestine Jenkins, a lawyer who lives in Brooklyn and belongs to Abyssinian.

Giving up caffeine after the first morning coffee has been easier than expected, he has told friends, but "wine is proving a bit more tricky".

The data is proving a bit complex to amass (a variety of inputs including comment sentiment, page load time and social sharing) so I'm at the stage of considering faking it all for the demo.

Theater in Singapore usually gets a lot of leeway because of its limited reach, but having an all-male cast in a tangled romantic comedy is proving a bit more controversial because of the penal code.

It proved a bit tricky to negotiate the menu.

Ms. Pillard's background may prove a bit more problematic.

The courtly conceit proved a bit of a red herring.

Boots has proved a bit hit and miss at Christmas.

But subsequent financing proved a bit harder to come by.