Sentence examples for new jargon from inspiring English sources

THERE is more than a hint of science fiction in the new jargon of finance.

It also comes with a whole new jargon: trigger warnings, safe spaces, no-platforming, microaggressions.

One bonus of "Special Ops Mission" is the cool new jargon civilians can pick up.

We kept saying 'Avoid the same jargon,' but applicants would just create new jargon".

It was in the 1980s that a new jargon of 'Yuppies' and 'Nimbies' entered common usage.

Kidnapping techniques are changing, too, spawning a colorful new jargon among security experts.

SF: Be gentle with "lol" "katz" and the odd new jargons, patois and formulations that arise from the net.

It is the lack of a strong connection to older, and yet still relevant ideas, that can lead to both reluctance and apprehension when presented with the challenge of assimilating new knowledge laced with the newest jargon.

Gibson immerses you in a new patois and jargon in every book and once you're past the initial shock ("Who is this Homes?" you'll ask. It's Homeland Security).

Indeed, many participants showed a weakness for the plentiful, fashionable new business jargon on offer at C2MTL.

The New Age jargon may put off some viewers, but Mr. Ferrante proves to be a compelling on-screen presence: at once honest and manipulative, hopeful and frustrating.