Sentence examples for the relevant jargon from inspiring English sources

If we are to control our own destinies, we have to switch our brains back on and come to our medical consultations with plenty of research done, able to use the relevant jargon.

This was a challenge without knowledge of the relevant commercial jargon.

"This proposal," the Senate report states, "encompassed multiple, complex credit trading strategies, using jargon that even the relevant actors and regulators could not understand".

If you don't think people will self-identify but you'd like them to do so, offer an incentive such as a free e-book or similar for those who provide email addresses for future correspondence, etc. Effective survey questions tend to be: brief, simple, relevant and jargon-free.

The genus is, in the jargon, "paraphyletic".

Ministers, advisers and top civil servants rarely involve the people who will have to implement (or, in the fashionable jargon, "deliver") their policies or those who have relevant experience of implementation.

Ministers, advisers and top civil servants rarely involve the people who will have to implement (or, in the fashionable jargon, "deliver") their policies or those who have relevant experience of implementation.

These have yielded some to the jargon of capitalism, although the words of cronyism still seem relevant.

The Zawrils struggled with all the jargon.

"The Jargon Society". The Jargon Society.

COMINT: COMmunications INTelligence, in the jargon of the community.