Sentence examples for right jargon from inspiring English sources

We had a police officer who looks over all the scripts and says, "That does happen…that might not", which is why we've got all the right jargon and dialogue, which is difficult to learn [because] you have to make it sound as if it rolls off your tongue.

"I'm 8 months in to my postdoc, and I'm just beginning to know the right jargon for my neck of the woods, and what the right questions are to ask".

Founded in 2016, FriendlyData's natural language query (NLQ) technology enables enterprise customers to build search tools that allow users to ask technical questions even if they don't know the right jargon.

It's an extension of the push some big time money managers are making to hold corporations accountable through shareholder advocacy around what's called "stakeholder rights" — jargon for how a company treats the communities around it rather than the investors who back it.

Amnesty and WITNESS asked the design firm Pentagram to help us communicate this without using human rights jargon, so that we could reach a greater number of people than those already signed up to our newsletters or our respective Facebook pages.

Including the right keywords, jargon and even phrases that the employer typically uses are also ways to make yourself more relevant.

Any judicial review was "limited" and confined to the "four corners of the document"—that is, the court was allowed to make sure that the order was "facially" legitimate, meaning correct in form and citing real laws and deploying the right legal jargon in the right places, a test he said that the executive order "easily" passed.

The path to bankruptcy seems inevitable because of, among other reasons, "the fact that it's in their jargon right now," said Wesley E. Chinn, an analyst for Standard & Poor's.

"But he is" — she searched for the right bit of recovery jargon — "under construction".

In at least a few other treatment centers, I was often seen as baby Jesus, a counselor's pet who knew all the jargon and right buttons to push.

Interviewer: Right, so they used jargon, did they?