Sentence examples for egregious claim from inspiring English sources

The other Murdoch tabloids were apparently happy to allow Bolt's egregious claim to pass uncorrected.

Perhaps the most egregious claim Brown made before his boom went bust was that he would be "straight with the British people".

He is a serial political apologist, saying sorry, sacrificing an aide and obliging his shadow cabinet to pay back their most egregious claims, like medieval Christians buying indulgences.

Democrats and civil rights groups cried foul, saying the department might be trying to dodge the most egregious claims from the torturous election.

Deen responded on Sunday via Twitter, denying any wrongdoing in a series of tweets: "There have been some egregious claims made against me on social media.

Deen denied Stoya's accusations on Twitter on Monday: "There have been some egregious claims made against me on social media," he tweeted.

Months ago he could have stamped on abuses, ordered his own MPs to pay back their most egregious claims with no more money for furniture or food and, as Nick Clegg ­suggests, return all property-dealing profits to the state.

Charges against 27 students were dropped, but the same fraternity faced similar yet less egregious claims 3 years later and as a result is no longer allowed to serve as a residential space for Dartmouth students (Fox, 2015; Reitman, 2012).

There have been some egregious claims made against me on social media.

Here are some of his most egregious claims and remarks made during the conversations, which occurred when he first took office in January.

"Nomura filed egregious derivative claims against the estate that grossly overstate actual damages," Daniel Ehrman, the Lehman estate's co-head of derivatives, said in a statement.