Sentence examples for an example of egregious from inspiring English sources

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Clinton said that Wells Fargo's actions are an example of "egregious corporate behavior".

Pirc, which advises the £160bn Local Authority Pension Fund forum, said Lund's deal was an example of egregious payments to top executives and called on shareholders to revolt at the AGM.

"It's just an example of egregious care," Los Angeles attorney William Newkirk said.

Paul used the 14th amendment guaranteeing all Americans citizenship and equal rights regardless of race as an example of such egregious injustice that requires federal involvement.

The SEC had a unique opportunity here to set an example of Musk's egregious behavior.

"This case is yet one more example of egregious overreach by a single, unelected district judge," the White House statement said.

Mr Kets de Vries does not come out and diagnose anyone as a psychopath, though he does float a few examples of egregious corporate behaviour, such as Fred Goodwin at Royal Bank of Scotland and Bob Diamond at Barclays.

Phipps' fiancee, Angelique Christina, said the case "is a prime example of the egregious wrongs that are rampant within this country's criminal justice system".

In this spirit, we've included other examples of egregious racial typecasting in Hollywood.

ATLANTA — The onetime name of Gov. Rick Perry's Texas hunting camp is currently the most famous example of an egregious race-based place name, but it is not the only one.