Sentence examples for egregious misuse from inspiring English sources

Mr. Frey's egregious misuse of customary artistic license harms the credibility of the genre as a whole.

He felt that the government's bailout of the banking system was an egregious misuse of taxpayer dollars that did almost nothing to help ordinary Americans.

Congress by resolution can also decide to stop another egregious misuse of the military, the politicization of troops to operate on American soil for partisan purposes.

Moreover, as a commercial company, Facebook is subject to certain restrictions and is constrained in its actions by the knowledge it can be sued or subject to sanctions for particularly egregious misuse of user data.

"That's a pretty egregious misuse of medical technology".

The most egregious misuse of my time was the Ole Skool Crew dance troupe.

The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Los Angeles on Monday, alleges that Charney engaged in "egregious" conduct by misusing corporate assets and violating the company's sexual harassment and anti-discrimination policies.

The most egregious and widespread creationist misuse of cytochrome c sequence data is surely the spurious "equidistance" anomaly generated when amino acid sequences taken from several members of a large clade are compared to the sequence for a single member of an outgroup to that clade.

Brian Woolland Winchester Amber Ruddd (Warning of 18,000 job losses as solar subsidies cut, 18 December) takes the misuse of the egregious mantra "hard-working families" to a new low when she proclaims her "priority is to ensure energy bills for hard-working families are kept as low as possible".

Broadcasts will be manually screened to prevent misuse of the feature, including, presumably to prevent egregious general spamming.

There have been countless misuses of QR code technology, but some of the most egregious mistakes have resided in not giving people a discrete action to take upon scanning.