Sentence examples for egregious consequences from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, emerging economies with relatively less developed financial markets escaped many of the more egregious consequences of such innovations.

Among the most egregious consequences of this wholesale disaster mis-management has been the harm inflicted on the most vulnerable children and families in the region.

No! After suffering the egregious consequences of an abusive "unitary" presidency, do we still cling to the appalling fantasy that the executive office is just a disguise for some kind of magic wand?

The most egregious consequence of the unpopular military presence is that it has justified the rise of a highly lucrative private security industry whereby earthquake emergency relief funds are spent on bodyguards and bunkers for humanitarian workers rather than meeting the basic needs of the earthquake victims.

The result of such a system is that any connection between egregious behavior and negative consequences for that behavior in the financial world is strangely absent, even though the two should be closely linked.

These egregious violations and the consequence came into full view this Saturday.

The English language lacks the words sufficient to describe the moral consequences of that egregious error.

This willingness on the part of court systems, law enforcement and the respectable folk in society to ignore or explain away egregious violations of the law has consequences beyond the black lives it ruins.