Sentence examples for years of bumpy from inspiring English sources

The vote by the deputies would align two churches that represent nearly eight million congregants and would end years of bumpy negotiations in efforts to bring the two denominations closer.

Chinese markets have some years of bumpy growth ahead: Environment issues will boil up.

She exited after two bumpy years of trying to navigate the learning curve.

The Free Beacon dislikes Hillary, and the site undoubtedly pulled papers selectively — it published ones from the 1992 Presidential campaign, the bumpy first years of the Clinton Administration, and from the Monica chapter — none of which reveal anything crushingly awful.

For instance, being all things to all people worked wonderfully well for Bill Clinton the candidate, but when his presidency ran into trouble, this trait was disastrous, particularly in the bumpy early years of his presidency and in the events leading up to his impeachment.

In the early years of Christianity, separation was a bumpy road, since the new religion was tied to Jewish prophesy and lineage.

94 year old Caucasian male is brought in a hospital facility after three and half hours of bumpy driving on a very rough road.

"It is still kind of bumpy.

Despite plenty of bumpy moments, the combination has held together.

The transition, which has been bumpy at times, comes after years of security and management scandals at the 9000 person nuclear weapons lab.

The Pegasus planet has had to survive less lethal conditions, although it must have had a bumpy ride over its estimated 10 billion years of existence.