Sentence examples for considered egregious from inspiring English sources
All actions are considered egregious humane handling violations or in regulatory noncompliance.
Built from steel pipes and used plywood, they snake their way a million feet (or 190 miles) along New York's sidewalks and have long been considered egregious eyesores.
And when he sees something in the code he considers egregious, he speaks up, as he did when he objected to the repeal of the estate tax.
That's all the more threatening since Homeland Security began last year slapping more employers with criminal charges of knowingly hiring or harboring illegal aliens in what it considers egregious cases.
Yet Mr. Schröder has never paid with lost votes for the positions Mr. Kohl considered most egregious.
Last week, President Trump declared the U.S. news media the "enemy of the American people". And he called out a few names that he considered particularly egregious: the New York Times, NBC News, ABC, CNN and CBS.
A DealBook reader in New York asked "What type of activity can be considered so egregious that it justifies an 11 billion dollar fine yet not one individual is personally liable for it?" The Trade columnist, Jesse Eisinger of ProPublica, said that top JPMorgan executives should have been charged with misleading disclosure in the $6 billion London Whale trading loss.
Indeed, he held that the evil person is the prime candidate (akunin shōki) for Amida's "other power". Thus, no deed is considered so egregious that it disqualifies a person from the Buddha's grand vow to bring all living beings to enlightenment.
While lying on LinkedIn is perhaps considered less egregious than lying on a resume, the results can be just as severe.
While it is not considered an egregious cultural faux pas to arrive late at meetings in Japan, this latest incident has been picked up by members of the opposition eager to highlight what they see as Mr Sakurada's failings.
The assaults were considered especially egregious because the beard is a symbol of a man's identity among the Amish and women in the community do not cut their hair for biblical reasons.
