Sentence examples similar to jargon R from inspiring English sources

According to Beverage Digest, since 2005, there has been a nine per cent decrease in case shipments for C.S.D.s (industry jargon for "carbonated soft drinks," which covers everything from Coca-Cola to Red Bull).

About.com hopes the site will help users approach the big decisions in life, like buying an Engagement Ring or a first house, without all the formality and financial jargon of other sites.

JARGON 'R' US -- Whenever and wherever marketers gather, buzzwords are sure to be heard.

Artists and photographers whose work has been highlighted in Jargon books include Harry Callahan, R. B. Kitaj, Ralph Eugene Meatyard and Robert Rauschenberg.

Back in the United States in 1961, Jones became an artists-and-repertoire (or "A&R" in trade jargon) director for Mercury Records.

Awkward jargon.

Jargon incomprehensible to civilians.

The jargon is bracing.

The jargon was prolific.

Roadside stand jargon.

Avoid the Washington jargon "defund".