Sentence examples for egregious fault from inspiring English sources

But Burchill's most egregious fault is her insistence that her enemies are all pals together.

Under Mr. Bush's Republican predecessors, the Democrats believed they could block only candidates with egregious faults.

I don't agree with every decision you've made (though neither, I suspect, do you), and I hope you'll spend your post-presidential career listening and campaigning and amending your more egregious faults.

But she fought back and had an edge when Azarenka committed an egregious double fault to put things back on serve at 5-4. "You don't want to know what I kept telling myself," Azarenka said.

This is an egregious error.

This would be an egregious error.

The S.E.C. faulted JPMorgan's "egregious breakdowns in controls" and said that "senior management broke a cardinal rule of corporate management" by failing to alert the board to the full extent of the problem.

But the biggest fault critics found with the note was even more egregious: Zinke literally wrote out "@ Interior Secretary".

Do slavery, Jim Crow, and the struggle for civil rights correlate to this egregious wealth disparity between whites and blacks in America, or is it the fault of poor decision making on the behalf of individuals?

This is egregious.

These were egregious mistakes.