Sentence examples similar to egregious constraints from inspiring English sources

Still, lifting some of the most egregious constraints--namely the thicket of protections for tenured teachers--in union contracts will likely do some good.

Elizabeth Warren is another prominent public figure who stands for reasonable constraints on egregious bad behavior by powerful financial interest groups.

Their lending arms do impose some limits, but these constraints prevent only the most egregious markups.

The new rule's constraints on mandatory arbitration would help punish, expose, and deter egregious misuse of taxpayer dollars.

The new rule's constraints on mandatory arbitration would allow students to bring lawsuits to expose, punish, and deter egregious misuse of taxpayer dollars by schools -- so the burden doesn't fall so hard on regulators and law enforcement agencies.

This is egregious.

These were egregious mistakes.

Electric excesses are egregious.

Provincial constraints?

There were some egregious distortions.

Time constraints.