Sentence examples for proving to be a bit from inspiring English sources

Pleasing them is proving to be a bit more difficult.

Missouri's size is proving to be a bit of an issue.

Those threatening postcards, though, are proving to be a bit of a problem.

But children accustomed to their daily dose of SpongeBob SquarePants are proving to be a bit more restless.

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— proves to be a bit different.

Midnight, in fact, may prove to be a bit anticlimactic.

In 2008, it proved to be a bit of a trap state for Republicans.

Eventually, however, their unofficial crosswalk and shoulder stripes proved to be a bit of washout.

It can prove to be a bit of a juggling act when busy but you get used to it.

The decision to create a discount category for Internet postage, however, might prove to be a bit more contentious.