Sentence examples for form of jargon from inspiring English sources
However, there is a more pernicious form of jargon and it is this that Neary has quite rightly highlighted.
Not long ago, a group of White House staff people began holding regular brainstorming sessions about what President Clinton might say, in a June 14th commencement speech at the University of California at San Diego, about healing racial divisions (or, to use a different but no less grating form of jargon, "repair the breach") in this country.
Any form of jargon or medical shorthand is totally unacceptable.
I mean, these things get called Silicon Valley jargon or buzzwords, just as 'long-form journalism' is also a kind of jargon".
In effect, these banks benefit from unfair, nontransparent and dangerous government subsidies that encourage reckless gambling – most notably in the form of "proprietary trading" (jargon for placing bets on which way markets will move).
As recommended by DeVellis [ 48], the items were randomly sorted, strongly worded, unambiguous declarative statements in the form of short, simple sentences without jargon.
Voter registration forms are too complicated and politicians use lots of jargon that is really hard to understand.
Scientific discourse is more lexically complex than other forms of communication [ 29], and the removal of jargon or multisyllabic terms is standard practice when preparing a document for public consumption [ 27].
All that air force activity has already prompted cooperation in the form of "deconfliction," one of the more colorful bits of jargon in the massive canon of militaryspeak.
Lynn is fond of jargon like "volumetric gastrulations" and the "torquing" of form.
