Sentence examples for latest buzzword from inspiring English sources
If I were in charge, I would rather sack those who chase the latest buzzword.
ReprintsFinding a message around which most Britons can rally is hard; even diversity, the latest buzzword, has its detractors.
Mr. Newby said he thought that investors were latching onto proteomics as the latest buzzword in the genomics industry.
Perception: the circular economy may be the latest buzzword, but my business has been steady for years, why change now?
"Now the latest buzzword is IT-enabled services," he says what this article will term teleworking.Charismatic captivesThe first riders of this particular wave have been of two types.
Growth hacking is the latest buzzword to escape Silicon Valley, but unlike treadmill desks or office games rooms, this is a trend you'd be foolish to ignore.
NATURAL and functional are the latest buzzwords in the food and soft-drinks industries.
The latest buzzwords in Spanish politics, as the two main parties try to shore up alliances before the general election on March 12th, are centre and progressive.
What is it with architects that they feel the need to glom onto the latest buzzwords to justify their projects?
Most investors don't like to admit that they're chasing the latest buzzwords or fads or hot companies, but a new firm called Bedrock Capital says it's on a mission to do the exact opposite — founders Geoff Lewis and Eric Stromberg told me they're searching for "narrative violations".
So it's no surprise that the latest buzzwords in education (especially "data," "accountability" and even "value-added") are recognizable as yesteryear's corporate-speak.
