Sentence examples for proper jargon from inspiring English sources
It pays all due attention to paperwork, safety rules, and proper jargon.
Indeed, this government's Justice and Security Act, passed last year, allows for the extension of secret courts, or "closed material procedures" to use the proper legal jargon.
More than half the nursery's charges are below their proper weight ("wasted" in the jargon) or short for their age ("stunted", a result of years of undernourishment).
As a rule of thumb, I roughly devote 20% of my reviewing time to a first, overall-impression browsing of the paper; 40% to a second reading that includes writing up suggestions and comments; 30% to a third reading that includes checking the compliance of the authors to the journal guidelines and the proper use of subject-typical jargon; and 10% to the last goof-proof browsing of my review.
People don't have time to do the proper research and learn all the jargon involved, he says, and they don't necessarily understand which factors make rates increase or go down.
A large proportion, if not most, of Chinook Jargon vocabulary was taken from Chinook proper.
This is very common in proper nouns or created words, such as company jargon.
Jargon incomprehensible to civilians.
