Sentence examples for jargon like from inspiring English sources
Even routine abbreviations and jargon like "S.O.B".
With jargon like that you can't possibly go wrong.
Lynn is fond of jargon like "volumetric gastrulations" and the "torquing" of form.
The name jargon, like zircon derived from Persian zargūn, applies to all other colours.
It is fraught with paperwork, bureaucracy and legal jargon like "revocable living trust".
He peppers his upbeat presentations with English jargon like "downside risk" and "outperform".
They eschew Washington's alphabet-soup acronyms in favor of jargon like "doughnut structures," "true-ups" and "equity kickers".
"Fradulent papers had about 60 more jargon-like words per paper compared to unretracted papers," Markowitz said.
To counteract this risk, McNulty recommends avoiding jargon-like words such as "consumers," "empower,"and "align". He dislikes the word "consumers" because it suggests that humans are mere units of economic activity, rather than individuals with special dreams, needs, and talents.
In this context, Mitică is shown to have developed a series of jargon-like expressions.
Other problematic phrases seem like standard job listing jargon -- like "competitive salary" or "best of the best".
