Sentence examples for egregious on from inspiring English sources

The lack of board independence, a problem even in Hong Kong, is egregious on the mainland: "The Communist Party controls senior appointments.

In a dissenting opinion, Justice Stephen G. Breyer said the lawyer's position was "the kind of representational incompatibility that is egregious on its face".

Almost but not quite contradicting himself, Mr. Lockhart hastily added that he thought "it's extraordinarily more egregious on the Republican side".

Well, that's it, even bearing in mind I don't think there's anything too egregious on my discography.

Sometimes I have to do a flagship gig in order to help the little guy, Well that's it, even bearing in mind I don't think there's anything too egregious on my discography.

"We are going to give this the imprimatur of the Ways and Means Committee to say, this is so egregious on the part of this employee of the federal government, it appears to us she took it upon herself to target people, to release information, to obstruct an ongoing investigation that we all rely on.

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On car regulation, however, the EU has been captured by industry lobbyists backed by national governments; after official tests showed egregious on-the-road pollution, the British transport minister, Patrick McLoughlin, could do no more than say the "industry needs to raise its game".

Concentrate on the most egregious ones.

The recent revolt by women staff at the BBC has been fuelled by the suspicion that gender pay disparities are most egregious in on-air roles, where a "cappuccino" recruitment process favours well-connected and well-established male talent.

Then I'll get this strange look as if I've been hiding a secret life or pulling an especially egregious fast one on them.