History will judge the decision as an egregious error.
Mr. Bush on Wednesday named Russia as an "egregious" example of misspent aid.
It was cited as an egregious example of gang culture in lawless Britain.
But Cardinal Sodano ranks with the Los Angeles Cardinal Roger Mahony as an egregious practitioner of the cover up.
That would void what he characterized as an "egregious" union contract and make the property easier to sell.
AIG's nationalization was widely condemned as an egregious case of the "too big to fail" syndrome.
The trial of Pussy Riot ended as it began: as an egregious expression of contempt for law, justice, and common sense.
The Schröder government gave priority to structural reforms over fiscal consolidation, which today's Merkel government regards as an egregious mistake.
Mr Nemtsov's different reading of Russia's role in eastern Ukraine – as an egregious violator of international law – flew over most people's heads.
"Simply," Mr. Markowitz concluded, "in my opinion, there is both an actual conflict as well as an egregious appearance of impropriety if Mr. DiFrancesco continues as township attorney.
By Masha Lipman August 17, 2012 The trial of Pussy Riot ended as it began: as an egregious expression of contempt for law, justice, and common sense.
