Sentence examples for egregious event from inspiring English sources

The failure over more than two decades to bring justice to bear on the egregious event remains a significant step in the country's slow march toward civil rights.

"This is just an egregious case.

The UCD incident is another in a growing list of police brutality toward Occupiers, and it is noteworthy because in one event, we see egregious behavior met with the best response.

"It's a brutal case, egregious.

"It was so egregious to be at a sporting event, in a venue, hundreds of people and to have an entire student section engage in micro-aggressions and really hate speech," Mina Jefferson said. .

These experts had assembled a list of complications so egregious that they called them "never events," as in they should never occur.

The interviews were the latest in a long litany of egregious behavior by Mr. Sheen, characterized by numerous events involving drugs, alcohol and women.

Perhaps countries that are unable to quell egregious racist violence and major sponsors of events where patterns of violence persist should be reminded that they, too, are accountable to the world.

But Simpson's case was hardly egregious.

"Never events" are an assembly of purportedly egregious and preventable hospital occurrences first introduced by the National Quality Forum in 2001.

In Banas's reckoning, the Drews are conclusively guilty of little except egregious judgment that set off a chain of horrible events, and deep insensitivity in their aftermath.