Sentence examples similar to egregious difficulty from inspiring English sources
Masters decides which to pursue based on the criteria of egregiousness and reportorial difficulty very egregious and very difficult she pursues assiduously.
To deny the difficulties and uncertainties ahead is an egregious disservice to the public.
The difficulty is crafting laws that manage to criminalise at least the most egregious cases without falling foul of the protections for free speech guaranteed by the constitution.
But the incident, however egregious, was also simply the latest of many problems uncovered in the industry in recent years: staff shortages, financial difficulties and, often, poor quality of care in some nursing homes.
Although the CQC's report draws attention to the case of a woman with learning difficulties who was not adequately counselled by Marie Stopes, its report reflects not so much a number of egregious mishaps as a general sloppiness in procedure and training.
These were egregious mistakes.
Electric excesses are egregious.
They saw this as egregious.
There were some egregious distortions.
