Carter rarely uses plain English when he can reach for some industry jargon instead.
The company is calling the technology an "Intelligent Mobile Hotspot," in case you were longing for some industry jargon.
I'm not gonna delve into any faggy, Joseph Camanell-style, man's-need-for-myth jargon.
American politicians have been salting their speech with business jargon for some time, says Hank Sheinkopf, a New York-based political adviser and a former member of Bill Clinton's media team.
Okay, prepare yourself for some pretty dense internet jargon, all in the name of safety.
Balmond has a weakness for dreamy jargon.
A handy translation page for the jargon would have been helpful.
On the managerial side, it's no secret that the NHS has a healthy (or otherwise) liking for waffly jargon.
No human evolution Texas C F Generally comprehensive except for creationist jargon Utah B B No human evolution Vermont B B Good treatment of biological evolution.
It followed two earlier efforts - QE1, in 2008, and QE2, in 2010, for the jargon obsessed - to boost US growth.
