Sentence examples for egregious limitations from inspiring English sources
The ESSs with only supercapacitors (SCs) or high performance batteries (hpBs) have egregious limitations, and are unable to meet up the demands for specific power and energy concurrently.
Unless Trump's Department of Justice could find a federal crime committed by Manning before her imprisonment, where the crime was sufficiently egregious that its statute of limitations had not yet expired — like arson (10 years) or theft of a major artwork (20 years) — she should be safe.
But there is surely no statute of limitations on saying sorry for such egregious wrongs done within living memory.Exasperated officials point out that Japan has said sorry all round, repeatedly.
That limitation on liability can be set aside in cases of egregious acts by the vessel's owner, in the language of the convention, if "it is proved that the loss resulted from his personal act or omission, committed with the intent to cause such a loss, or recklessly and with knowledge that such loss would probably result".
Thomas Krens, the egregious director of the Guggenheim, has fed me brandy and profiteroles in his favourite Bilbao restaurant and explained the limitations of certain of his trustees.
Amnesty International has indicated in its 2014 report that the Arab ethnic minority in the Islamic Republic has been frequently subjected to property confiscation, limitations on movement, rejection for state employment, arbitrary arrest, torture, detention, other methods of ill-treatments and egregious and unfair trials of political prisoners.
These were egregious mistakes.
Electric excesses are egregious.
There were some egregious distortions.
UBS employed particularly egregious tactics.
