a bit of difficulty

I have a bit of difficulty, you know, understanding exactly why.

Bob has quite a bit of difficulty in this fight, but does come out on top.

Which caused a bit of difficulty in the South, but that's another story.

But there was a bit of difficulty with the radio message.

"In Oregon, anybody paying less than $4.50 an hour is probably having quite a bit of difficulty finding people."

Rostnikov agreed and, with a bit of difficulty, got up from the table.

I had a bit of difficulty but after what seemed an age, I dropped clear.

Last time they had a bit of difficulty organizing the rota.

"We seem to be having a bit of difficulty, Bouddica.

'Possibly you had a bit of difficulty making people believe that?'

It seems to me there's bound to be a bit of difficulty resuming things until we know definitely.

I think they're having a bit of difficulty.

It's just that I've been having a bit of difficulty with trees lately, you know how it is.'

She swallowed the bite she had begun with a bit of difficulty.

Alex was having a bit of difficulty talking.

I'm having a bit of difficulty maintaining clear comms.

"Xyon," continued Robin, as if her mother had not spoken, "is having a bit of difficulty working and playing well with others."

I tend to have a bit of difficulty with cop or lawyer shows where complex cases are sorted within 60 minutes including adverts.

"Be that as it may, after quite a bit of difficulty, we managed to locate the woman in Dalgon.

Matt pulled into camp with a bit of difficulty; stopping a dragon was almost as difficult as getting him moving.

"You better believe it," he said, though he was having a bit of difficulty believing it himself.

She had a bit of difficulty focusing at first but then she got it and gave a shuddering gasp.

"You made me very angry when you did your little tricks and caused me a bit of difficulty."

Thick is having a bit of difficulty concentrating.'

There was nothing in it but a small stool, at which a man sat, shuffling a deck of cards with quite a bit of difficulty.