| We've obviously gone beyond the point where sustainability is just a buzzword for corporate greenwashers. |
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| As India's most fashionable week comes to an end, the buzzword here is business. |
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| Portability became the new buzzword with one of his folding craft carrying an incredible 150 soldiers. |
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| In all such cases, there is a real meaning to the term but as a political buzzword it is rarely if ever defined. |
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| It's a buzzword, a catchphrase, and I simultaneously wince and stifle laughter whenever I hear it. |
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| Backyard biodiversity is the international buzzword, and it could well be a thought for the city residents. |
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| A new female role model is emerging, and there's even a new buzzword to describe her. |
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| Globalisation is an international buzzword, guiding government policies and attracting world wide protest. |
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| Now Bollywood is almost a shorthand, a buzzword for one of the most happening trends in America. |
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| Now it's the buzzword of the moment and it could be a key issue in the coming Federal election. |
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| Virtualization is the buzzword of the moment for hardware and software makers alike. |
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| It is used as a buzzword in business coaching, but it is unknown in general education. |
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| Mindfulness Mindfulness was the buzzword of 2014, though it's a concept that has been popular with yoga devotees for years. |
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| Back then it was a negative for us, but today transparency is certainly something that is the buzzword on Bay Street and Wall Street. |
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| There are some concerns about the precautionary approach buzzword because of the possibility that it will be applied in an unbalanced manner. |
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| Commissioner, I want to ask you a little bit more about financial education, which is the new buzzword. |
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| The unit is fully buzzword compliant and has recently been awarded VMware compatibility status. |
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| Right now, LBS are at the peak of the hype cycle: still in its infancy, LBS have already become one of Yr 2010 buzzword in developed regions. |
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| In fact, organizational learning has become something of a buzzword that has been the subject of both hype and cynicism. |
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| Holism was the great buzzword of the early pioneers of the green movement. |
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| As a company, we embrace innovation not just as a buzzword but as a recipe for success. |
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| That's why value-added agriculture is the buzzword of the new millennium. |
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| The latter in particular has become a buzzword for Silicon Valley start-ups. |
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| We do not see this topic solely as a buzzword. |
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| Biofuel is the new buzzword and it comes at a perfect time for us. |
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| While preventive diplomacy was the buzzword of conflict prevention in the early 1990s, now armed intervention is often being called for and at a much earlier stage in the conflict. |
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| On the other hand, the term 'innovation' appears to be somewhat overused, it has often become a mere buzzword and leaves much space for interpretation. |
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| For an industry with a buzzword habit, it is easy to dismiss this notion of brand purpose – as the movement has been labelled – as the latest marketing trend. |
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| If you've fallen into the buzzword trap then it could be time to update your listing. |
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| While the buzzword is new, the concept of utility computing emerged several decades ago. |
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| The current buzzword, flexicurity, recurs constantly in the report. |
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| New markets, new risks, new laws: In the chemical industry, change is not an abstract buzzword but rather a daily reality requiring clear decisions. |
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