Sentence examples for egregious problems from inspiring English sources

The most egregious problems faded for a time, but ultimately came back.

Since then, Ms. Egan said, little has changed in LPL's compliance culture, letting what she called "egregious problems" go unchecked.

The egregious problems identified by Justice Stevens (and other prominent Americans who have changed their minds in recent years about capital punishment) have always been the case.

He failed to fix the egregious problems of agencies coordinating watch lists and dropping the ball on information about terrorist suspects, which flared again in the Boston bombings.

On a few occasions, government officials warned the company that if it did not correct the most egregious problems it would lose the five-year, $189 million deal.

The charter movement, however, has failed to seriously address some of the most egregious problems in various state laws governing charters.

"This is, indeed, a very egregious problem," he said.

"The most egregious problem is in men's basketball," Brand said in an interview.

But the third and probably the most egregious problem is the result of industrialized agriculture in the Midwest.

If a new feature has a 10% chance of triggering an egregious problem that requires aborting its test, then the probability that a change that involves seven new features will have a fatal bug is more than 50%.

To some people, having a U.S.D.A. official tell you that you have to heat the milk to a certain point takes away your American right to live, but I'd say you have a much more egregious problem if you're importing transgenic grain from Iowa and polluting the Gulf of Mexico with so much nitrogen that it's causing dead zones".