have a bumpy ride

bumpy | American Dictionary

bumpy
adjective
us/ˈbʌm·pi/
rough or uneven:
We drove along bumpy dirt roads for hours.

Examples of bumpy

bumpy
The program's road to enactment was a strange and bumpy one.
Towards the end, the engine of growth was overheating badly and the ride was increasingly bumpy.
The road is very bumpy and at some point, one little mouse falls off the truck, together with its toy mouse.
Indeed, his awareness leads him to repeated methodological excursions and cautionary interventions in his biography's narrative momentum, and it makes for some bumpy reading.
Interaction should be smooth rather than bumpy and error-prone, and the user should feel in control throughout the dialogue with the system.
There are howls, scrapes, drones, rattly and bumpy percussions, arrhythmic rhythms (complex but not necessarily worked out in advance as structuring devices), croaky vocals.
Their primary caregivers rarely take the bus into town because of the cost of a round-trip fare and the bumpy two-hour ride each way.
Squishy surfaces can be bumpy or smooth.
Today we complete the parliamentary procedure on a report which has had a very bumpy ride.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
We are in the last stretch to the finish, but the road will still be rather bumpy.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
However, there is still a pretty bumpy road ahead.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Despite its difficulties, we would like to make the path to peace less bumpy in the future.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
The track is three times bumpier than before.
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