Jargon heavy

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"This isn't really a jargon-heavy show.

Here is the jargon-heavy list of all interviews, ordered by activity.

Instead Greeks will have had just eight days to decide on a question couched in jargon-heavy terms.

The drama of high finance is ably conveyed, but Campbell's writing can be stodgy and jargon-heavy.

With barely a week to organise a vote on a technical jargon-heavy question, the result remains on a knife edge.

'I must admit that some of the more gnomic and jargon-heavy pronouncements that come from the senior management now at the BBC are similarly meaningless to me.

This jargon-heavy wishlist gives a sense of the multifaceted approach required to deal with a crisis that threatens the very existence of societies.

That experience showed me that the answers definitely don't lie in jargon-heavy theory – unless your aim is to spark a round of buzzword bingo in the commissioner's office.

Academic presses still publish lousy, abstruse, jargon-heavy books; and Allen Lane, Bodley Head, 4th Estate, Picador, Bloomsbury, Profile, Atlantic, Granta and Little, Brown continue to publish great ones, in history, nature, biography – all subjects.

Like the 2012 Martian flop, it's a complex, jargon-heavy, deadly earnest battle epic, short on star power and with more than a touch of 1970s fantasy art about it.

The jargon-heavy mid-section rather did for my chances of keeping a grip on the minutiae, but that's nothing that three days on the internet forums won't sort out.