Sentence examples for adopt the jargon from inspiring English sources
In victory and in defeat, Africa's players seem sadly to adopt the jargon of Western coaching omnipotence.
In teaching architecture, I see students adopt the jargon because it makes them feel part of the club, though people who use talkitecture more often talk about their work than do it.
Businesses have eagerly adopted the jargon of "embedding" CSR in the core of their operations, making it "part of the corporate DNA" so that it influences decisions across the company.With a few interesting exceptions, the rhetoric falls well short of the reality.
It takes a very patient-centered approach, to adopt the current jargon.
But no, instead of saying "look, my best staff have walked and I can't afford to lose any more", he adopted the usual jargon.
A woman, eager to rise in the workplace, may well be tempted to adopt military jargon in an effort to fit in and quite literally, talk the talk.
In adopting the necessary technical measures, the Commission is assisted by committees made up of representatives of member states and of the public and private lobbies (a process known in jargon as "comitology").
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Under Salafist influence, the Brothers have adopted more classical jargon; and the recent Arab uprisings have helped the Brothers sway fellow Salafis into pondering whether civil opposition might not be better at changing regimes than setting off bombs.In Gaza the rival schools have sometimes clashed.
