Sentence examples for jargon this from inspiring English sources

In the jargon, this is "switch spending".

In the jargon, this is called implied volatility.

In military jargon, this is the theory of "asymmetrical threats".

In industry jargon, this is called intraday credit.

In the educational jargon, this is "whole-class interactive teaching".

In EU jargon, this idea is called "flexibility", or "enhanced co-operation".

Despite the wonky nature of this regulatory process, despite the legal and technical jargon required, this rulemaking is about big things -- opportunity, justice, and the integrity of our government and our democracy.

The journalists get terrorized by the medical jargon" (Media Practitioner-Print) This study revealed that the three groups of stakeholders in this study expressed marked differences in the way they judge evidence to be useful for decision making, amplification, and dissemination.

The legal jargon for this issue is "severability".

Smith and Venter talk in computer jargon about this project.

The Brussels jargon for this idea changes and evolves: recent examples include flexibility, variable geometry and a multi-speed EU.