Sentence examples for use the jargon from inspiring English sources

For us, print will be just another platform (to use the jargon of software development), and by no means the most important.

He doesn't use the jargon of buzzwords or marketing.

Drayton Park, to use the jargon, follows a "systemic" model rather than a "medical" one.

To use the jargon of the new economy, venture capital is not easily "scalable".

To use the jargon, Goodall believes that Britain has finally "decoupled" economic growth and material consumption.

The moment that articles appear on a news website they become available for copying or repurposing, to use the jargon.

Using the jargon of U.F.O.

We pretend (heh, heh) to pick up tips and ideas, using the jargon of the show.

His mood lightened, and he seemed giddy whenever I overheard him using the jargon of amortization, appraisals, and conduit financing.

Berlant, an Angeleno with Jewish-American and Spanish artist parents, rose in the New York comedy scene using the jargon and physical tics of academics and visual artists.

The Williamsville district demands that noncitizen children supply a visa and uses the jargon of federal immigration classification to describe examples: "J1 or F1, etc".