Sentence examples for egregious in terms of from inspiring English sources
A program that an appellate court in New York found illegal, that was so egregious in terms of law and civil liberties, may have continued or even been expanded.
It is the most egregious in terms of the length of time, concerns about his safety due to [previous] torture and the obstinacy of the Chinese government in refusing to provide any details".
The most egregious human rights problem, in terms of numbers affected and the suffering that results, may be China's rigid system of residence controls, which prevents most rural people from moving legally to cities, or from holding high jobs there if they do.
In terms of egregious white privilege, Hillary Clinton is able to circumvent endless scandal, and perpetual evolution on key issues, in part because she's white.
If you ask almost anyone in the production -- think industrial -- livestock world, you will be told that while we should of course avoid and prevent egregious animal abuse, what matters most in terms of our farming practices is production efficiency.
"But, in terms of resolving some of those wrongs and particularly egregious ones, yeah.
In terms of the scale of manipulation, this appears to have been far more egregious at least in terms of the numbers.
In terms of racial desegregation?
In terms of securitization?
