In his introduction, Gordon Brown promises to face the big "challenges" (politicians' jargon for "probably insoluble problems").
"Understanding the health system in a new country and getting adequate health insurance can be challenging, to the extent that some people avoid trying to tackle the issue because of the jargon involved, or language challenges," he told me.
It breaks down the political jargon from world leaders, challenges the spin fed to us by governments and collates news from around the world so you don't have to.
The use of genetic terminology or jargon may also pose challenges for providers and it has been recommended that reports be written in an understandable language for non-geneticist health providers [ 44, 88].
At the moment, that looks very unlikely (or "challenging", in the jargon).
He is distracted, wiggling in his chair and quick to slip into that flat, nonsensical jargon that humbles the technically challenged.
Learning military jargon and acronyms can be a challenge, but taking the time to learn them shows a respect and interest in the veterans' background.
This was a challenge without knowledge of the relevant commercial jargon.
We found it was easy to tap into an audio overview of the city's emergency activity, but much more difficult to follow in real time, because of traffic, distance, and the challenge of catching addresses and sifting through jargon.
To overcome these challenges, we have strived to avoid technical jargon and minimize the usage of equations in our presentation.
Intersectoral collaboration where people from different domains, cultures and jargon are expected to work together is not without challenges [ 4- 6].
