Sentence examples for would be bumpy from inspiring English sources

The ride would be bumpy, but hugely worth it.

Two Fed policy makers -- Michael H. Moskow, president of the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank, and Cathy Minehan, president of the Boston Federal Reserve Bank -- in separate speeches Monday said the recovery would be bumpy.

No doubt the process would be bumpy, and pockets of irrationality would linger on the margins of modern life; but religion would dwindle away as a factor in human conflict.

Woods said he was happy with his position — "I feel very good, I'm right there and I'm only, what, seven back" — adding that he did not foresee anyone in the afternoon part of the draw shooting a round in the 60s because the greens would be bumpy.

The collective failure smells of fear: that the City could lose competitiveness if regulation steps out of line with the US; fear that Britain has few other competitive advantages and for all the talk of rebalancing the economy away from finance, no one is sure how you do it and everyone is worried that the short-term would be bumpy.

King said the performance of the economy this year would be bumpy, with growth artificially depressed in the second quarter of 2012 by the extra bank holiday for the Queen's diamond jubilee, then boosted in the third quarter by the London Olympics.

But Mr. Breuer cautioned that next year would be "bumpier".

But should he run again, the road back to Washington would be bumpier.

Companies would simply rejig their mix of debt and equity.In the real world, things would be bumpier.

Even with a half-decent government in power, Nigeria's road would be a bumpy one.

LOS ANGELES — Disney reported robust fourth-quarter growth on Thursday, but signaled that its next earnings period would be unusually bumpy.