Sentences with phrase «bit of a problem»

I'm having a little bit of a problem with color.

I have a little bit of a problem when it comes to coat shopping, but I say it's okay because I wear them like 50 % of the year.

The purpose of these type forums are information exchange, different thoughts and perspectives, and maybe a little bit of problem solving.

You could see where there could be a little bit of a problem there, where your buyer agent works with the listing agent in the same company.

That being said, we all know that even a little bit of problem somewhere far away can drive oil price up or down — which in turn can influence inflation.

«It was a little bit of a problem,» she says.

Sergio Aguero's suspension for elbowing Winston Reid wasn't even a little bit of a problem for the Sky Blues as they ran all over first Manchester United and then Bournemouth with Iheanacho playing a big part in both wins, oozing with composure and confidence.

Actually, difficulty spikes are a little bit of a problem as the game has a tendency to veer from pitting you against an opponent that can demolish your fighter to over-compensating with someone too easily defeated.

This upfront fee isn't the least bit of a problem because some lenders do offer sure flexibility to the debtors by not demanding the upfront at all.

«That was my first impression, thinking there was a little bit of a problem here,» Cram said.

I had a little bit of a problem getting it out of the springform pan (the caramel almond topping stuck to the wall of the tin).

We've found some apps like Bitcoin Prices are having a little bit of a problem right now, probably due to the recent surge of popularity.

We've also done some work on their readability, and how they react to the player — we had a little bit of a problem before where they wouldn't recognise the fact that the player is a killing machine; they didn't respond as much as we wanted them to.

THey are awesome, I had a tiny bit of a problem they mix was a bit sticky (do nt have a mixer) I added tiny bit of low fat milk and it was fine.

He said: «[International breaks] are a little bit of a problem [for maintaining fluency], so I have to analyse how everybody came back, what kind of intensity they had to cope with and the fact as well that we play three days later again.

I have ran into a little bit of a problem Im hoping you can help me with.

This is a broad stroller so you might face a tad bit of problem when going through doorways.

Which was a wee bit of a problem with this $ 100 Room Challenge since the paper I just had to have was pricey.

«India always has a little bit of a problem playing second fiddle to China, and Brazil and South Africa have separate interests as well,» Ladislaw says.

«We have a little bit of a problem with Koscielny but we should have everyone available,» manager Arsene Wenger said.

Bit of a problem here.......

There was a little bit of a problem there and the authors made a valiant attempt to hide it.

«We have a little bit of a problem with Koscielny but we should have everyone available,» Wenger said ahead of the visit of Sunderland, live on Sky Sports 2 HD.

Unfortunately, some would - be viewers could have a bit of a problem with that.

«It does have a lot of Chinese exposure for it's growth, which is a bit of a problem.

But now we have a bit of a problem.

My colleague: We have a bit of a problem.

Yelp has a bit of a problem like that when Pages get a lot of positive reviews.

Speaking to You magazine, Lady Forsyth said: «He has a bit of a problem moving, but we still laugh and talk.

They could use these signs in the Muslim world, where cutting people's heads off still seems to be a bit of a problem.

This time of year poses a bit of a problem for Christian bloggers: how to express our thankfulness without saying the same thing everyone else has already said.

It undermines the issue which is every bit of a problem as it is when it is women that are being mistreated by men.

Of course, it's a bit of a problem question because there are plenty of people who pretend to believe for political reasons, or to exploit others financially, etc..

Rhology — I guess I have a bit of a problem with the idea that, if God didn't exist, there would be no reason to love one's family, for instance.

I suppose if someone's so fully preterist he thinks that we are even now living in the New heavens and the new earth, and the resurrection is already past, then he'd have a bit of a problem.

«There's a bit of a problem with that.»

Jeremy, it would seem to me that you have a bit of a problem scripturally in that you are disregarding the pattern clearly established in the New Testament that believers are to fellowship regularly in the context of a local congregation.

I've been having a bit of problem with my hair for quite some time.

i have a bit of problem about that since i'm a muslim.

And while it is very tasty, the consistency is a bit of a problem for me.

Ran into a bit of a problem, however, with the rhubarb hamantaschen recipe: the ingredients list «1 pound (905 grams)» of rhubarb, which doesn't make sense — a pound is about 450g, so I tend to guess that it should have been 2 pounds?

It is a bit of a problem if you ask me.

I have a bit of a problem though.

I might have a bit of a problem... Who knew it could be so fun simply painting cupboards or making pillow cases?

Thanks very much for the info I'm just having a bit of a problem now with your free cookbook offer.

I also had a bit of a problem getting the sweetener amount right.