Sentence examples for egregious instance from inspiring English sources

But it's not even the most egregious instance of vocal mangling at the cinema this season.

It was eventually pointed out to her that scuttling constituted a rather egregious instance of sexual harassment.

In one egregious instance, a character wakes up in bed and lies pondering her hangover for five pages.

The most egregious instance was a 1990s international arms deal costing an estimated 70bn rand (£5.5bn) of taxpayers' money.

According to Ms. Ford, the slap was just the latest — and most egregious — instance of intimidation by the three men on the five-member council.

The exclusion of young George Pratt from his local Scout troop is not the most egregious instance of discrimination we will see this year, or even this week.

"I think there have been some really egregious instances of abuse".

Investigators involved in the case said they brought charges only in cases with the strongest proof and the most egregious instances of fraud.

Goldin exposed what authorities have called "one of the most egregious instances of theft" from the National Archives, where the government preserves billions of historic documents, photographs and recordings.

Mr. Parker pointed out that the most egregious instances of passenger strandings in recent years involved flights diverted by bad weather to airports that didn't have enough gates or were otherwise unable to handle a sudden influx of planes.

The KPK, which deals only with big cases, has managed to make the perpetrators of some of the more egregious instances of public robbery a mite nervous.It is, however, in some trouble.