Sentence examples for its jargon from inspiring English sources

Successful salespeople are fluent in their customer's industry, its trends, its ecosystem, and painful as it may be, even its jargon.

Or, in its jargon, "Internal adjustment is coming at the cost of higher unemployment".

For all its jargon, the stock market works like any other: there are sellers and buyers.

BASEBALL may be immutable, but its jargon evolves, as anyone who heard this year's postseason play-by-play can tell.

The cricket match itself is slapstick fun, even for readers who stumble over its jargon: "Got up to 30 before he was lbw'd".

Nor is his lit crit a model students can readily copy: S/Z is now almost unreadable without an induction course in its jargon.

When Daffy is booted out of the studio by its jargon-spouting vice president of comedy, Kate Houghton (Ms. Elfman), and a security guard, D. J. Drake (Mr. Fraser) who dreams of being a stuntman, is summoned to escort him off the lot.

The comments can be in Japanese or English and the site auto-translates the comments either through a basic algorithm or through a crowd sourced system of translation that lets readers familiar with a word or phrase to quickly translate it, even if its slang or jargon.

Each has its own jargon and its own hairstyles and fashions in clothes - Mr MacInnes sets these down precisely.

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(I use the word "convergence" here not in its evolutionary jargon meaning but in its dictionary meaning of "moving toward union or uniformity" [ 58] or, in the verb form "converge", "gradually change so as to become similar or develop something in common", or "come together from different directions so as eventually to meet" [ 59]).