Sentence examples for a very egregious from inspiring English sources

"This is, indeed, a very egregious problem," he said.

"It's an astonishing case even to the people who are working it because it involves a very egregious breach of trust between a pharmacist and a doctor and patient," said Jeff Lanza, a spokesman for the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Kansas City.

That is a very egregious distortion.

The AHCA also found a "very egregious" case in which a late entry noted a patient was resting in bed with "respirations even and unlabored," though the patient was in fact dead at the time of the entry.

Typically, the facts have to be very egregious".

Prof Rubenstein said while the committee dealt with the "very egregious" sections that were disproportionate, the report did not deal with the constitutional elements which could see a high court challenge.

In worst-case scenarios, part of the production process ends up "going out the backdoor to a place you've never visited, where there's no oversight whatsoever, and potentially some very egregious violations [of human rights]".

The Mac attack wasn't very egregious: "They're kind of popular with this age," eh?

"It's very sad, and very egregious.

Just like this dubious 'shop job from 2010, something very egregious is going on with this new February cover of France's L'Officiel Paris.

But the Israeli government produced the knee-jerk line that they were responding to fire from our installations – a very grave and egregious allegation to make.