Sentence examples for as egregious from inspiring English sources

This is as egregious as ignoring subprime debt in 2007.

But, as egregious as such cases are, it was not a reflection of systemic skulduggery.

None of this may seem nearly as egregious as some of the practices of the past.

Clearly, this isn't as egregious as what Microsoft did, which effectively removed Netscape from the desktops of new Wintel computers.

In the ignoble history of President George W. Bush's policies of torture and extraordinary rendition, few cases were as egregious as that of Mr. Arar, a software engineer.

Not as egregious as the sentence Brophy singled out, granted, but something does go syntactically awry once we get into the first subordinate clause.

No one has suggested that tabloids in the United States have done anything as egregious as hacking into private voice mails.

So far as it is possible to judge, Tyco's shortcomings do not appear as egregious as those of its former chief executive.

Nor are the widely (and prematurely) disparaged liberties taken with the text nearly as egregious as they were rumored to be.

Democrats pushing for the rules change argued that it was a targeted approach — inapplicable in most instances — and would not be as egregious as Republicans claim.

When Prince was signed to Warner Brothers, his album covers were not as egregious as they have become recently, but neither were they a sure thing.