Sentence examples for egregious matter from inspiring English sources

For one, if you keep it in the bathroom it will, as we have discovered, have egregious matter on it in moments, whether you touch it or not.

There already was growing sentiment to alter the schedule after a less egregious matter from 1978.

Asked about the February and March shipments from Simco, Walmart spokesman Gardner said, "If it isn't an egregious matter, we will accept goods produced under existing orders as part of our efforts to mitigate impact on the workers".

Executives are being allowed to escape responsibility for wrongdoing no matter how egregious.

No senior Afghan official will likely be imprisoned for any crime, no matter how egregious.

Senior movers and shakers often land on their feet, no matter how egregious the losses tied to them.

Few were eager to suffer self-inflicted wounds, no matter how egregious, unqualified, and dangerous the nominee.

Unlike the USA, Australia believed it was not a matter of egregious enterprise by an individual that should determine his welfare.

If the cops give the orders, compliance -- so this line of thinking goes -- isn't optional, no matter how egregious the misconduct or how sensible the reforms.

The Bush administration stacked the agencies with anti-regulatory officials who did not believe they should ever make criminal referrals, no matter how egregious the conduct.

One of the more infuriating aspects of the shadow elite is the ability to seize new opportunities, fresh deals, no matter how egregious the track record.