Sentence examples similar to an egregious number of errors from inspiring English sources

No energy, a number of unforced errors.

People can make a number of unforced errors.

It ended up uncovering nothing beyond a totally routine number of counting errors.

Was Clinton's merging of her personal and official emails, which had also been the practice of other top officials, an egregious and possibly disqualifying error of judgment?

It is, of course, Hume's considered view that it is an egregious error of speculative theology and philosophy to suppose that the universe has been created by a being that bears some (close) resemblance to humankind.

Your eyes need the break before they can spot the less egregious of errors.

Thanks to a number of egregious government policy errors, it would be 32 years before the Real Dow attained this level again.

"If [5-azacytidine] was used in the original experiment, it's an egregious error to leave it out of the Science paper," says Pathak.

With 8 45 left, the Bruins received the too-many-men penalty, an egregious error at such a critical point of the season.

The union president labelled it an "egregious and highly regrettable error".

But, in the long run, ignoring green issues will prove an egregious political error.