Sentence examples for using jargon from inspiring English sources

"Guys, no more walking avails," a campaign aide cautioned reporters, using jargon for a news conference.

But Ms. Garber has also been taken to task for being trendy, for writing about Elvis and Madonna, for punning and for using jargon.

Williamson said he cautioned Gruden against using jargon (like the "split-belly zone," which he slipped in Monday) and overusing superlatives.

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

"A cap-and-trade system is going to be opaque to consumers and, I would argue, even to investors," Mr. Tillerson said, using jargon for an emissions trading plan.

The goal is not to turn the participants into Second City troupe members, but to help them interact with an audience without using jargon — "to connect better," said Elizabeth Bass, the center's director.

She uses jargon to bamboozle the client.

"We don't use jargon, and we don't use analysts," he said.

He was not dull, he didn't use jargon and he was openly ambitious.

A sentence that only uses jargon ("Linking economic performance to effective transparency policies").

"Don't say things like 'young community males,' " he told her. "Don't use jargon".