Sentence examples for work jargon from inspiring English sources
He no longer uses work jargon as he's a former public servant, or as some would have it, a senior.
Tells how the Police Department Mendicant Squad works; the jargon of beggars, approximate earnings, how they are licenced; Jewish beggars, the function of the Beggars Clinic, for the rehabilitation of derelicts.
This work, a jargon-laden religious treatise in which Vane wanders between literal and symbolic interpretation of Biblical scriptures, was treated by contemporaries and later analysts, including David Hume, as "absolutely unintelligible" and "cloudily formed".
His work avoids academic jargon, and draws on a massive range of influences, seeing connections and parallels in unlikely places.
"I was joking with myself, and I said, 'Why don't you just do a crowd-work tour?'" Crowd work is comedy jargon for spontaneous banter with the audience.
I'm no economy major, but if I try to work through the jargon I believe they're saying that their profits dropped by 90% over a year period.
As we age, the rate of muscle breakdown increases compared to the rate of new muscle synthesis (rec work on medical jargon).
In some works, the legal jargon appears cheekily through large circles on the genitalia, while in others the circles have been left white, as in the original.
Jargon has become so entwined in our work lives that there's even jargon to describe jargon use.
I had to dress the part, learn business jargon, and work within a team-oriented culture that often included eight to 10 people on each project.
