Sentence examples for egregious one from inspiring English sources

"Some other insurers have similar practices, but this is the most egregious one," Mr. Moy said.

Most egregious, one of the Fed proposals is weaker than banking guidance that urges lenders to verify a borrower's ability to repay before making a loan.

In the end, even if you think Gawker deserved punishment, media organizations should not face the financial death penalty for a mistake, even a deplorable and egregious one.

"This is the biggest one, the most egregious one, but it is by no means the only one," said Steven German, a lawyer with the Washington firm of Terris, Pravlik & Millian, which specializes in public-interest law.

For only $29.95 you can watch the Olympics with no spoilers, no maudlin "personal narratives," and no promos for NBC's new fall shows like that egregious one with the doctor and the monkey we show like every five minutes.

The LSE scandal – which claimed the scalp of its director Howard Davies – may be an egregious one; but it is unlikely to be the only such conflict that will emerge as universities increasingly turn to commercial income.

Concentrate on the most egregious ones.

(Some of the more egregious ones were).

But I do think that those of us who make mistakes – sometimes egregious ones – can learn from them.

Backman took only two penalties in the final 10 regular-season games and he is noticed mostly now for good plays, not egregious ones.

They may make English speakers chuckle, but Chinese officialdom is not amused: When major international events come to China, the state tries to clean up the most egregious ones.