Sentence examples for in their jargon from inspiring English sources

The path to bankruptcy seems inevitable because of, among other reasons, "the fact that it's in their jargon right now," said Wesley E. Chinn, an analyst for Standard & Poor's.

They say that if they were to start opposing the women's case, they would be drawn into breaking this policy which is known in their jargon as "neither confirm nor deny" (NCND).

The writer has spent a week with the elderly generation (the oldies) in California - talking their jargon, wearing their clothes and trying to reach them.

Despite her small role, she reportedly had conducted hours of interviews with fighter pilots in order to absorb their jargon and get a feel for the role.

They are necessary, but they mostly deal in science and policy, and their jargon is as opaque as carbon gas and methane are invisible.

In their predictably warlike jargon, the AEI softens up the liberal establishment with long-range bombing before Heritage sends in the ground troops to capture the territory.

And the verbal textures of the books can be challenging too, because his spies tend to speak in their own special jargon, which seems like normal speech, but isn't quite.

The ICB authors established a rule in their writing that jargon would be minimized, and new terms would be introduced only if the term is used at least three times in the textbook.

As a general rule, a sure giveaway that online posters are living in a fantasy world is the density of abbreviations and jargon in their writing.

The least candid companies not only produced a large amount of unspecific jargon in their shareholder letters, but, notably, they also often failed to demonstrate leadership and vision.

They do, however, differ from physicians, for example, in their use of language (management jargon) which is very often not understood by physicians [ 13].