He didn't do anything as egregious as lose a game; he was just insubordinate, physically and verbally abusive and disrespectful to anyone he chose to be.
Trump's egregious flaws as a candidate might turn out to be our saving grace.
"Living conditions for residents of the first floor were so egregious as to present an imminent threat to the health and safety of residents," according to a report by the State Commission on Quality of Care for the Mentally Disabled.
Ultimately, the two parties averted a larger confrontation by a gentlemen's agreement to filibuster judicial nominees under only the most egregious circumstances, as when a nominee is overly partisan or obviously unqualified.
Secondly the breach of the duty of care must be so egregious as to amount to a crime.
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.
However, I do not believe that your actions were so egregious as to subject you to a one-game suspension without pay".
And that was not nearly as egregious as when the Leafs took a 5-3 lead on Sundin's goal after Nieuwendyk pushed Poti into Dunham.
When prosecutors choose not to prosecute to the full extent of the law in a case as egregious as this, the law itself is diminished.
After that how could we be so egregious as to say out loud that a democracy is compelled not just to "do something," as so many people said.
