Sentence examples for Egregiously unfair from inspiring English sources
There may well be five votes to strike down Wisconsin's egregiously unfair maps, which would be a big win for the nation's political health.
Four days from an election which threatens to end his political career, Mr Cameron needs urgently to woo them back.Yet what might make good politics is also egregiously unfair.
For their brief "punk prayer" in Moscow's Cathedral of Christ the Savior, the Pussy Riot women were subject to an egregiously unfair trial and sentenced to two years in prison camps.
But employee lawyers say arbitration agreements can often be egregiously unfair, pointing to an agreement that Hooters, the restaurant chain, required employees to sign until a court threw it out as improper.
Hence, in this experiment employers took inferior decisions because of unconscious gender bias, which provides an important lesson to all researchers: unconsciously discounting the abilities of female scientists is not only egregiously unfair — you might also miss out on great collaborations for irrational reasons.
"By creating multiple and competing poles of national authority and decision-making, and by financing them in such an egregiously unfair way, Brown and his Labour colleagues have sown the seeds of deep division and resentment and set in motion the breakup of the union". Owen Smith, the shadow secretary of state for Wales, said Crabb "doesn't appear to believe in devolution at all".
This situation is egregiously unjust, socially destabilising and ecologically precarious.
There is something egregiously unjust in that.
But his character still feels egregiously idealized.
Clearly I wasn't egregiously responsible.
