Sentence examples for egregious incident from inspiring English sources

"This was in response to a very specific, particularly egregious incident in which one editor of the journal was ­letting in a paper that clearly did not meet the standards of quality for the journal".

In some stunts, the children were made to pose as people of the opposite gender or busk in front of an abusive crowd; in one especially egregious incident, the siblings are steered towards PG-rated incest.

Members of the leadership also say that it is sufficient to appoint a committee to investigate lawmakers only on a case-by-case basis, presumably after some egregious incident outrages the public.

"It was an egregious incident in news management," said one of the sequestered reporters, CNN's Walter Rodgers, at the time, observing that the Pentagon was trying to reduce coverage to "soft feature reporting" and turn reporters into "propagandists".

"Second, because you are following these issues, one finds that there will be some really outrageous or egregious incident of corruption that once again pisses you off again to say, 'No, keep going.'" Despite the ongoing struggle, Githongo believes the world's perceptions of Africa are changing dramatically.

In the most egregious incident near Deir al-Zor, the report cites the participation of a child in the beheading by rebels of two soldiers.

"He's embarrassed us with his egregious incidents of personal conduct.

What is especially troubling to advocates is not just that the group-home employees are often moved around, rather than fired, even after egregious incidents of abuse.

Illegals have long been mistreated by American policemen, but it was only after several particularly egregious incidents were caught on video that the Mexican government sprang into action.Protesting about America's way with illegals, Mexico conveniently forgets its own.

Police commissioner Kevin Davis said that action had already been taken to remove officers involved in the most egregious incidents, noting that he has fired six officers so far in 2016.

Lawyers for two officers took issue with the $220 million figure, but Mr. Jackson, at a news conference in front of the courthouse, said it was "commensurate" with his client's injuries and would serve to send a message to the city that "we will no longer tolerate these kinds of egregious incidents of brutality".