Sentence examples for egregious compromise from inspiring English sources
This may well be the most egregious compromise of an extraordinarily valuable and inflammatory secret CIA operative in our history.
Donald, a stranger to irony, uses Hollywood argot like 'pitch' and 'industry' that causes the discriminating Charlie to flinch; he makes successful passes at girls that Charlie secretly envies and sees no harm in the most egregious professional compromise.
By postponing the treaty's ratification, the Irish vote might allow a fresh look at Brussels' most egregious flaws: unworkable compromises and an addiction to legislation.
"However," the justices in the majority wrote, "no matter how sympathetic the facts are, or how egregious the conduct, we simply cannot compromise the law in order to reach a result that clearly appears to be justified".
The compromise was seen as egregious to both Hamiltonians and their dissidents such as Maclay, and Madison's vote was defeated 36 votes to 13 on February 22.
mother! is what happens when the introvert's anonymity is compromised in the most egregious way in their own home, when they're forced to assimilate to something as bizarre and invasive as celebrity despite the fact that it goes against everything that they are.
"I think Airbnb would be well served to negotiate a workable, enforceable compromise" to curb "the most egregious excesses that result in the loss of permanent, affordable rental housing stock," he said.
The final bill represents a compromise that takes aim at the most egregious tactics used by junk e-mailers, like harvesting e-mails off the Internet.
Mr. Bharara called Mr. Lustyik's actions "particularly egregious" given that he was an agent who was "willing to compromise the operations" of the F.B.I.
Faced with the threat of a ballot initiative on teacher firings that could have placed it in the awkward position of publicly defending child molesters, the California Teachers Assn. agreed to a compromise: legislation to streamline the appeals process for teachers who are accused of such egregious misconduct.
