I don't know whether these guys are technically on solid ground, but to everyone involved this has to look like just the most egregious money-grab of all time.
One more toy-related gripe: certain toys licensed for the movie appear to not be in the movie -- suggesting another egregious money-grab.
Instead of being there to help students receive an education at an affordable cost to better prepare them to join the workforce, these "for-profits" are employing the most egregious money-grubbing tactics to bilk their students and the federal government.
Because, while I was spending this egregious amount of money, I was also trying -- on and off -- to save money.
Why would he pick on the little guy who is trying to do good when you've got egregious waste of money in the tens of billions occurring in Detroit?" Musk also points out that Tesla investors only make money if the loan is repaid, and that Tesla has applied for just 1.5% of the $25 billion appropriation.
But some critics wanted more, noting that Treasury's own internal documents cite the bank's "egregious violations" of money laundering laws as "qualitatively worse" than other banks.
In all, Mr. Kozlowski made "an egregious amount of money," said Judith Fischer, managing director of Executive Compensation Advisory Services, a research company in Alexandria, Va.
Today, the work is exponentially more complicated with increasingly complex financial instruments, the intransigence of the bonus culture and the egregious amounts of money at stake.
"The pomposity of its architecture can no longer dignify the log-rolling, the gerrymandering, the lobbyists' egregious power, the money sloshing everywhere and the partisan polarization that drips from every news program".
And he acknowledged at the time the payout was "an egregious amount of money," but justifiable: "It's not like I flew in here on a private jet three years ago and prettied up the company and then booted it out of here".
