Sputter in a sentence

The market research gives historical and forecast market size, demand and production forecasts, end-use demand details, price trends, and company shares of the leading Sputter Coating producers to provide exhaustive coverage of the Sputter Coating.

In 2014, California adopted a landmark law aimed at combating excessive groundwater pumping, especially in farming areas of the San Joaquin Valley where many families were seeing their wells sputter and run dry.

Prepare for NIO Stock to Sputter and Stall Out.

It feels like being mined for fuel for other romantic relationships while your friendship — which you value as much as anything when you’re single — is left to sputter out on fumes.

May in particular could be the best month, as the stock of vehicles at dealerships is typically strong, and it's traditionally been one of the make-or-break times of the year for vehicle sales, before sales take a seasonal sputter in the summer.

The uncertainty beyond 2024 comes in part from the fact that he knows (and has said) that if the Jets sputter again this year, everyone will be gone for 2025.

But if you are conversant with any facts at all, you can only sputter: WTF!

Despite the rise in Covid-19 cases, other parts of the economy, like manufacturing, are trying to sputter back to life, and some schools have reopened.

It’s worth noting that that same day, Japanese forces in the Kuril islands also engaged in air battles against Russian aircraft supporting a surprise amphibious invasion, another post-surrender conflict which would take several days to sputter to a halt.

Of concern, is the apparent freedom and boldness of certain Diplomats and representatives of sections of our society, who seem to think that Guyana is some backward place where they can spit and sputter on us.

Starting with the first movie in 1977, the Lucasfilm effects team has worked magic with practical effects, creating worlds where the vehicles sputter and shake, the droids creak and clank, and the aliens cast imposing shadows.

Still, while the opportunities are there, the Republican Party needs supporters to step up at the local level by fundraising, volunteering and voting, Schultz said, or otherwise these opportunities will sputter and die.

Another surprise was that at a time when restaurant sales are starting to sputter, spending on food and drink purchased outside the home somehow increased by $16.5 billion in the quarter.

My charger gave its last wheezing sputter of life back in September, which means that I’ve been stuck borrowing my sister’s charger for the past few months to save money.

On the drive home, their silver Acura began to sputter.

The album was painted in fuzzed-out guitars that sputter and scream over thumping drums in a way that smacks of the British greats, but the heart of '70s Detroit proto-punk fuels the affair.

With the Celtics’ offense continuing to sputter, Kyrie Irving wants Hayward to be more aggressive, and the star guard gave his teammate a pep talk Thursday at practice.

Depth profiles are shown as either Auger peak height vs. sputter time or atomic concentration vs. depth.

If the energy transfer is more efficient to one of the target components, and/or it is less strongly bound to the solid, it will sputter more efficiently than the other.

Ion milling, or sputter etching, uses lower pressures, often as low as 10−4 Torr (10 mPa).