Sentence examples for retail jargon from inspiring English sources

We should resist this retail jargon.

911Gifts had been selling about 450 separate products -- SKU's (stock-keeping units) in retail jargon.

The phrase, for those unfamiliar with American retail jargon, refers to the unpleasant moment a prospective buyer eyes the price label on an object of desire.

Otherwise foreigners might win the fierce contest for footfall (retail jargon for the number of shoppers).Retail sales in China are $1 trillion a year and growing by around 18% annually.

Otherwise foreigners might win the fierce fight for footfall (retail jargon for the number of shoppers).Retail sales in China are $1 trillion a year and growing by around 18% annually.

SO FAR, this survey has concentrated on how the Internet is affecting the way financial firms do business with their retail customers what in Internet jargon is known as the business-to-consumer, or B2C, market.

Turns out "interactive space where people can learn about new technology" might just be Google jargon for retail store on a boat -- and that may not sit well with local authorities.

In brokerage jargon, a wirehouse refers to large retail brokerage operations like Merrill Lynch, UBS (formerly PaineWebber), Smith Barney (now part of Citigroup) and Morgan Stanley.

If you talk to retail people long enough, you hear a lot of sales jargon, much of it incomprehensible.

To establish the energy market, the commission has proposed breaking up national gas and electricity behemoths around Europe into separate companies for the transmission and retail ends of the business (this is known in EU jargon as "ownership unbundling").

Awkward jargon.