Sentence examples for egregious amount from inspiring English sources

"We consumed an egregious amount of alcohol on the trip," Mr. Trombley said.

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.

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".

It still costs an egregious amount of money at $450 and you still have to get your power brick modified for $25 by sending it in or shelling out an extra $100 for a modified brick.

The change has given rise to protests, people have been kicked out of their homes, much of the city's artistic population has had to relocate elsewhere, and yet the city still sees an egregious amount of homeless people and members living on its margins.

It has had an egregious amount of time to do so.

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.

In any case, Cinco de Mayo will not find me marking the day in any special manner, nor using it to justify guzzling egregious amounts of alcohol.

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Yet there is a long tradition in the United States against interpreting laws in such a way as to render them meaningless.The memo's third argument is that, in rare cases when acts are so egregious that they amount to torture, and do not challenge presidential power, torturers are still able to claim immunity.

Secondly the breach of the duty of care must be so egregious as to amount to a crime.