Sentence examples for jargon that from inspiring English sources

"Revenue stream" is business jargon that is easily avoided.

In banking jargon, that is a very steep yield curve.

This sounds scientific, because it uses arcane jargon that gives the impression of articulating explanatory principles.

Soloway likes to talk about the "female gaze," film-studies jargon that might raise an eyebrow.

One bit of American military jargon that is actually useful: Vertically Integrated Criminal Enterprise, or VICE.

"Any jargon that I don't understand" will be stripped out, he said.

All the tumult is couched in a jumble of jargon that is confusing and infuriating.

Don't use industry-specific jargon that might not be understood in a different sector.

She powered through the financial jargon that is lingua franca on Wall Street but meaningless to most childbirth professionals.

In an echo of management jargon that could be calculated to inflame his enemies, he calls this "political re-engineering".

Most banks still use lengthy disclosures filled with legal jargon that is difficult for customers to decipher.