Sentence examples for egregious situation from inspiring English sources

The egregious situation that is Iraq was created by insensitivity toward, and lack of understanding of, Middle Eastern culture.

But, he added: "I think you've got a pretty egregious situation here that people are understandably upset about.

If there was ever a moment when they'd be forced to confront that, it was this one — "A horrifically egregious situation," as Mark Emmert, the N.C.A.A. president, said in his press conference.

"If we had an egregious situation, we could cut off water at a specific house, but we're not going to be Gestapo cops, knocking on people's doors and giving fines," he said.

"It's the most egregious situation that we've seen since the Kimberley Process was launched, where diamonds have been fueling violence and human rights violations," said Annie Dunnebacke, the senior campaigner for Global Witness, "and the Kimberley has really failed to deal with that effectively".

"It would be strange for the act to provide a remedy, as all agree it does, where a school district offers a child inadequate special-education services but to leave parents without relief in the more egregious situation in which the school district unreasonably denies a child access to such services altogether," he wrote.

In some egregious situations, individuals who complained about anti-gay harassment were then investigated for being gay.

381, 98 L.Ed. 561 (1954), presented the opportunity of compelling the States to apply Weeks in especially egregious situations such as Irvine's.

And one of the most egregious situations would be the undermining of protections for people who are survivors of domestic violence or sexual assault," she said.

Previous mapping efforts have revealed particularly egregious situations, such as a 110-step hiring process in the Federal Student Aid agency that required the input of 45 people.

Maybe sometimes they will, but in the most egregious situations, the truth will rear up... and bite them.