Sentence examples for jargon as from inspiring English sources
Why is the language of drilling so studded with macho jargon, as in "top kill"?
Firms are finding that they cannot replace expensive expatriate staff with cheaper local hires ("localise" in the jargon) as quickly as they hoped.
I have a rule for guests: "Stay away from jargon as much as you can because I'll be breaking in and interrupting".
They discussed offering lay public a range of training and guidance such as help with deciphering complex science and jargon, as well as opportunities to attend relevant conferences and courses.
He tosses around D.S.L. jargon as if he invented it.
He found literary theory and academic jargon as phoney as politeness.
These things are known in the jargon as "no-regrets" measures.
In the late 19th century, however, English started supplanting Chinook Jargon as a lingua franca.
These strategies are known in tax jargon as the "Double Irish" and the "Dutch Sandwich".
Not a few are so full of sociological jargon as to be virtually unintelligible.
(The former communist states were known, in the political jargon, as the A8).
