She's offered a Vizio TV vs. a Pioneer TV (or, say, Taco Bell vs. Chipotle) and, solely on price and ignoring such buzzwords as "resolution," "digital tuning," "contrast ratio," and "percentage of insect parts and mouse feces," she gets the cheaper of the two.
This seems an odd anomaly in an age in which diversity and access are such buzzwords.
Seasonal, local -- these terms have become such buzzwords we barely hear them now.
There would, moreover, be much to say about the complex political subtext of the seemingly self-referential passages quoted here, with their abundant use of such Nazi buzzwords as Kampf (struggle), derivatives of führen (leading), and the opposition of Sieg (victory) and Schmach (disgrace).
Both the government and the RICS fear that gated communities will lead to such buzzword social ailments as polarisation and exclusion.
The phrase "transferable skills" has become a buzzword, as has the equally enigmatic phrase "soft skills".
Collaboration has fast risen to the top of super annoying corporate jargon taking over such tried and true buzzwords as "synergies", "strategic partnership" and "can I pick your brain".
With pitch-perfect (and probably focus-group vetted) use of such Gen X and Y buzzwords as "community," "creativity," "culture," and "fun," GoogaMooga's really about one thing: building a brand among a certain demographic.
They told Brits to "take back control" and deployed buzzwords such as "independence" and "sovereignty" as if they were latter-day American revolutionaries.
The algorithm is firstly based on a system called the GDELT System, which scans through the various happenings around the world for certain buzzwords such as "blame," "denounce," and "abuse," as indicators to what a certain leader is up to.
In Thailand, emotional and behavioral problems displayed by children in Thai classroom have created buzzwords such as "autistic" and "hyper" among Thai teachers with little understanding as to the true nature of the disorders.
