Sentence examples for egregious assault from inspiring English sources
One month later, the victims of this egregious assault are no closer to justice.
For them, many of the issues center on public schools, and the most egregious assault is the reported ban on school prayer.
"No doubt the most egregious assault on the lives of all New Yorkers in recent times is the relatively new phenomenon of sidewalk bicycling," he wrote.
The legislation, which cleared the State House of Representatives on Wednesday, contains several constitutionally questionable restrictions that add up to an egregious assault on safe abortion care and on the clinics that provide it.
Today, it it is another branch of Alabama's state government that is responsible for what some argue is the state's most egregious assault on civil rights – one that is unconnected to racial discrimination.
Card check is an egregious assault on basic democratic rights and an invitation to coercion.
State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said: "Our sympathies and thoughts are with the victims and their families of these latest egregious assaults on innocent civilians by those bent on fomenting violence, extremism and insecurity in north-eastern Nigeria and the region".
Don Ultang, an early specialist in aerial photography who won the 1952 Pulitzer Prize for photography for documenting an egregious, seemingly racially motivated assault on the field during a college football game, died on Sept. 18 in Johnston, Iowa, where he lived.
Domestic workers are not covered by the country's few labor laws and are subject to 100-plus-hour workweeks and egregious sexual and physical assault.
An executive's annual bonus can be in the millions of dollars and if a woman experienced egregious harassment or criminal sexual assault on Wall Street, the settlement would also be in the millions.
Surrounded and picked off one by one, many of Syria's major towns and cities have witnessed, or are presently enduring, similar assaults and accompanying, egregious human rights abuses.
