Sentence examples for jargon of from inspiring English sources

Wrapped in the forensic jargon of financial analysis, the I.M.F.

Many of his formulas have become a jargon of everyday.

This is the jargon of creep-speak down the ages.

He doesn't use the jargon of buzzwords or marketing.

They're also happily untainted by the jargon of academic criticism.

He is, in the jargon of the book, an imagineer.

This generation speaks the jargon of "disintermediation" (roughly, commercial streamlining).

In the jargon of electronic engineering, therefore, the quantum dot-graphene hybrid has enormously high "gain".

The idea has spawned a bit of jargon of its own: cap-and-dividend.

Valla preferred the language of ordinary people to the jargon of professional philosophers.

It was full of the jargon of "technical-level meetings", "expert-level talks" and "composite dialogue".