Sentence examples for quite bumpy from inspiring English sources
The money thing, for most artists, is still quite bumpy".
I wouldn't have enjoyed that landing – quite bumpy.
"The track is also quite bumpy in some areas, so the ride performance is important, too.
The following day, when I got back on the saddle, I realised how sore certain parts of the anatomy can get when the paths are quite bumpy.
"The track remains quite bumpy, therefore good ride quality is required to achieve the performance in the grip-limited sections," said Xevi Pujolar, chief race engineer for the Williams team.
We observe that the curve based on the original annotations is quite bumpy, which reflects incongruence of annotations made by different labs.
To the public, it shows that the Fed is serious about capping inflation.In truth, America's economy is enduring quite a bumpy landing.
Gail Wilensky, who ran Medicare and Medicaid under President George Bush and supports the new law, said that 2014, when the law will make it mandatory to have insurance, "is going to be quite a bumpy year".
"I've had quite a bumpy ride in places," she told BBC Radio Kent.
Joe Grice from ONS said: "We have been on a plateau, with a gentle upward trend, and quite a bumpy one".
It has been quite a bumpy ride since the giddy triumphs of 2000, when the firm doubled sales to $100 million and was featured in a front-page Wall Street Journal article about the stratospheric valuations of technology stocks.
