Sentence examples for English jargon from inspiring English sources
He peppers his upbeat presentations with English jargon like "downside risk" and "outperform".
Whenever either of us accidentally lets ourselves slip into an English lilt or use English jargon, the other one quickly threatens to slap her in the face.
But in its preference for plain English over jargon, Sane shows a better attitude of mind.
Throughout the conference, conversations were peppered with American-English diplo-jargon—"business as usual," "ball in their court"—in addition to plenty of Iron Curtain rhetoric.
But they should not be scared to express opinions ideally in English, not police jargon.
"You look at what we do already: keeping things in English, avoiding market jargon, avoiding big words, never using stock analysts".
They should use plain English, not medical jargon, and ensure they do not answer their mobile phone or pager during the conversation so the patient knows they are taking it seriously, Stephenson added.
New Oriental, which offers classes on a range of topics including business English and IT jargon, targets levels from kindergarten to executive education.
Lexicographer Ben Zimmer has noted that the portmanteau "remains perhaps the most popular method of new word formation in English, from slang ('chillax', 'geektastic') to business jargon ('webinar,'advertorialal'advertorial
In the late 19th century, however, English started supplanting Chinook Jargon as a lingua franca.
They manage this trick by sticking to plain English, avoiding numbers and jargon almost completely.
