Sentence examples similar to university parlance from inspiring English sources

The other obstacle to change is that colleges and universities are self-regulating or, in academic parlance, governed by peer review.

The vice-chancellor, a New Zealander appointed to the post in 2004, proposed transferring control to a new council of 15 trustees, a numerical majority of whose members would, in the dark parlance of his critics, be "outsiders" - individuals with business and management experience but no direct connection to the university.

Obama could teach at a historically black college/university, or H.B.C.U., as the common parlance has it.

In their parlance: freedom.

In taxonomic parlance, V.

RR : Common parlance.

In their parlance, they "own the customer".

Everyone liked shiftless Gar Parlance.

In ratings parlance, it bombed.

It's the new parlance.

A 9.5, in pseudball parlance.