Sentence examples for jargon does from inspiring English sources

Krapp's Last Tape in Enniskillen And what – to use a dreaded piece of Olympics jargon – does Mackenzie want the legacy to be?

The jargon doesn't help.

After looking more closely, he concluded a few weeks ago with a devastating, but little noticed, speech that suggested the contrary: all this trading, this "liquidity" to use the jargon, doesn't necessarily make life better for the clients (and indirectly the rest of us); much of it just makes life better for the traders.

Some of the details have been changed because the work is unpublished and the jargon doesn't help the story.

Overly technical jargon doesn't always cut it – there's a need for short, easily-digestible and relatable content that can also highlight these prominent security issues.

Whenever I hit a tricky scientific concept, I think, 'How would I communicate this to him?' This is why my books are written, intentionally, without jargon, which can lead to some gyrations because jargon does have precision.

Claims to be a "moderniser" – meaningless jargon – do nothing to promote an argument.

Long, convoluted sentences and jargon don't make you sound smart at all — just the opposite.

And though the professional jargon didn't desert him — it's second nature — his prose accumulated awkwardly.

Also, resist jargon, don't read reviews until a year after the opening and listen more than you talk (I'm still learning this one).

The tariff ceilings provide assurance that trade will not get choked off in bad times that the beggar-thy-neighbour policies of the 1930s will not be repeated.But the bindings (as ceilings are called in WTO jargon) do not apply to all WTO members.