How to pronounce “splinter”(verb) in English

is really splintered and doesn't exactly make sense and there's all this negotiated terrain of who's responsible for what and that's something that's so

agency databases that are splintered and might have 25 different ways of saying the same thing will suddenly work

The media-- I don't have to tell you guys-- has splintered.

They're not -- folks are tuning out of traditional advertising or splintering it along five hundred channels but I think there's a really different opportunity to have a more focused kind of

had Elizabeth been anything less than perfectly fit the blow would have most assuredly splintered her spine we'll

and congressmen from the solid south, some of whom would splinter off from the Democratic party and form the Dixierats

identities um in part because of advertisers in part because of the way the media is splintered and in part because consumers are implicit with that

His father frequently set Ambrose ruminating on civilizations tens of centuries old, on the frenetically unfolding, spreading, and splintering empires of the