Sentence examples for egregious campaign from inspiring English sources

But following the film's opening weekend, Jones found herself singled out for a particularly egregious campaign of racially charged slurs, many of which she retweeted from her account.

Putting the substance of the charges aside, Mr. Cain's most egregious campaign mistake over the last 48 hours has been his apparent refusal — or inability — to craft a careful, consistent response, despite the 10 days advance notice  Politico gave him.

Senator McCain, in a telephone interview, said he was disappointed by the committee's vote: "My recommendation is to go back and if they can't agree on full disclosure, at least attack the Section 527's, the most egregious manifestations of campaign finance abuses".

Prosecutors say these "open and express" conversations that Walker repeatedly had with a wide range of donors were an egregious flouting of campaign finance laws that aim to prevent illegal coordination.

It also challenges the most egregious inaccuracies in current campaign commercials on its "Taking Down the Worst" page.

The Times responded by reprinting the entire offending editorial, with its lethal final sentence: "In his obtuse behavior as a public official in Maryland as well as in his egregious comments in this campaign, Mr. Agnew has demonstrated that he is not fit to stand one step away from the Presidency".

"This was an egregious breach," said Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook.

While often overlooked because it's so obvious, this was Palin's most egregious behavior during the campaign.

The suit, filed Friday in Los Angeles, called the story an "egregious, hurtful, and disgusting campaign of defamations," according to court documents obtained by Variety.

I think Hillary, whose policies I admire, made egregious errors in her campaign, not the least of which was her inability to keep Bill from stabbing her in the back every chance he got.

It could also present a lifeline for Congress to once again play a role in responding to egregious misbehavior in federal campaigns.