Sentence examples for Correct jargon from inspiring English sources
It should not be predominantly a measure of the organisation's ability to fill in forms with the correct jargon, or its willingness to carry out ethnic monitoring of its members, or its cravenness towards health and safety edicts.
The answer, while correct, was meaningless — jargon without context.
When wine aficionados spout jargon, "varietally correct" means that a gewürz tastes the way an ideal example should.
Good writing skills, grammatically correct with an absence of jargon Readable from a journalistic perspective Additional/support material Please do not send any additional material with your entry Tips for all entrants Familiarise yourself with the Guardian, theguardian.com and theguardian.com/global-development.
However, without obtaining substantive validity evidence, it is unclear whether the students used test-taking skills to solve the problem (such as noticing that the correct option contained more scientific jargon than the other options), or whether they actually engaged in the expected cognitive processes.
Soon Andrea has an epiphany and starts firing correct answers, getting, in KhanAcademy's jargon, a "badge", then going "transonic".
Too many history books are boring, badly written and jargon-weighted with politically correct nonsense.
He mocks jargon (ostrich meat is "arterially correct").
Despite the jargon, the ambition seems broadly correct.
In the jargon of economics, Pigouvian taxes are levied to correct the effects of negative externalities.
Jargon-oriented aficionados would say, accurately, that Pindar's 2003 version is "varietally correct," meaning that it delivers exactly what the grape should.
