have a bumpy ride

Man has had a bumpy ride since the financial crisis.

Since the legislation is likely to have a bumpy ride, that could be many months away.

That means financial markets probably will continue to have a bumpy ride, but in some ways this is good news.

There is no denying that the industry has had a bumpy ride over the last year.

The term decorative has had a bumpy ride in the West.

More recently, however, this intuitive approach has had a bumpy ride.

Many emerging markets have been having a bumpy ride of late, however.

The president has had a bumpy ride in his first two months

Everybody predicted we'd have a bumpy ride politically but the economy would take care of itself.

'The next day you are on an aircraft and having a bumpy ride.

It's a bumpy ride, no doubt, but one that's set in the right direction.

The film had a bumpy ride to the screen.

With the state of the public finances, we know that councils have a bumpy ride ahead.

However, Genel and its owners have had a bumpy ride.

Hungary, like its neighbors, has had a bumpy ride during the last 12 years of democracy.

He said the weather was generally favorable, although they had a bumpy ride at times during the 135-mile drift.

Okay, so I had a bumpy ride with Eagle last night.

"They had a bumpy ride in trading before this."

But the effort to remove frontier formalities has had a bumpy ride.

Skype has had a bumpy ride as a business.

Over all, it's a bumpy ride for Chinese investment in Australia.

In the short term, though, it does mean the private sector has to expand more rapidly and the economy could have a bumpier ride.

"Yes, London is going to have a bumpy ride for two years, but in 20 years time they'll be laughing," he said.

Looks like Gordon Brown could have a bumpy ride.

Complaints: It's a bumpy ride over any imperfect road.