Sentence examples for egregious excess from inspiring English sources

Wall Street has a chance to trim its reputation for egregious excess.

They are largely still run by the same people, they have a piecemeal approach to cutting leverage, and their goal, beyond firefighting, is to tinker with their portfolios, removing areas of egregious excess.

The cost-of-doing-business or egregious excess?

There was silence over the egregious excesses of the Chinese and Russian Revolutions.

Their other products seem just as vulnerable.Mr Cruickshank, for all his gripes, reckoned that competition would sort out the most egregious excesses in the retail-banking market.

Even the introduction of "say on pay" votes in countries such as America and Britain seems only to have curbed the most egregious excesses.

Over the years, Congress and Medicare have made various attempts to stamp out some of the most egregious excesses in Medicare payments.

While there were egregious excesses in the press coverage of Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, there's no way reporters could ignore that the President of the United States had had an affair with a White House intern and publicly lied about it.