Sentence examples for egregious results from inspiring English sources

Likewise, non-biologists designing habitat often can lead to egregious results.

The egregious result of Solomon Guggenheim's support for Rudolf Bauer is one of the most disturbing instances.

Literary critics – themselves a dying breed, a cause for considerable schadenfreude on the part of novelists – make all sorts of mistakes, but some of the most egregious ones result from an inability to think outside of the papery prison within which they conduct their lives' work.

Those egregious behaviors result in immediate, permanent account suspension.

Imagine how many drafts it took his speech writers to arrive at that passive, indirect, and ultimately awkward explanation of the banks' egregious mistakes resulting in a mountainous, incredible acquisition of bad debts.

When political actions have egregious human rights results they must be addressed as matters of human rights.

"I think Airbnb would be well served to negotiate a workable, enforceable compromise" to curb "the most egregious excesses that result in the loss of permanent, affordable rental housing stock," he said.

This resulted in egregious blind spots.

The case of Anthony Graves, a man who spent 12 years on death row (as a result of "egregious prosecutorial misconduct") before being declared innocent last year, contradicts this analysis.

Non-publication of results is particularly egregious when it comes to clinical trials, because they involve exposing participants to potential risks with an implicit understanding that results from the study will be used for broader societal benefit.

In a traditional public school, officials said, firing a teacher is the rare result of some egregious behavior like hitting a child or showing up for work drunk.