Sentence examples for stuttering from inspiring English sources
'stuttering' is a perfectly valid word to use in written English
You can use it when referring to a speech impediment characterized by pauses and difficulty in speech production. For example, "The student had a stuttering problem which made it difficult for him to speak in front of others."
verb
Present participle of stutter
And they were right – his comment on the matter reads like a masterpiece of stuttering reticence: "It is difficult to avoid the conclusion that the actions of some offenders were influenced… at least to some degree, by the fact that the deceased was an Aboriginal person".
It interferes with the radio mics in the auditorium sending a stuttering blast of feedback across the hall.
Such a deal would benefit Pakistan's stuttering economy and boost those who barter chillies, mangoes and carpets over the Kashmiri line of control.
Especially when other economies are stuttering, China's contribution to world demand is vital.
Its economy is stuttering, its voters are increasingly hostile to the project, and Russia's intervention in Ukraine has created a big foreign-policy crisis.
The economy is stuttering and investors are getting out.
Economic growth is stuttering, the public is angry over inflation, and middle-class voters are furious over a string of huge corruption scandals.Better yet, for the opposition, the leaders of the ruling Congress Party are floundering in response.
If nothing else, that suggests that the recovery will not be held back by stuttering domestic demand.
His pages of stuttering memories about favourite trees, or the lagging on the boiler-pipes in his house, would be interrupted by cries for help: Sweet memory, the unreliable handmaiden of the past.
If Dr Fox goes, and the sheer scale of his blunder suggests he may have to, stuttering defence reform will be a bigger problem for Mr Cameron than rabble-rousing in the ranks.
