Sentence examples for egregious size from inspiring English sources
Cable & Wireless's bonus scheme sparked controversy because of its egregious size.
Sarah Rotman Epps, a principal analyst at Forrester Research, said that the egregious size of files reflects the hope of many magazine to provide an exact replica of the print product.
But this defence almost certainly would not work for commercial activities.Ironically, participating banks could end up paying far more, relative to their size, than more egregious offenders.
European officials and economists at the International Monetary Fund are therefore making the case that the risks the Cypriot banks took were not just egregious but unique, given the size of its banking sector.
More egregious, it aggressively promoted larger portion sizes, one of the few ways left to increase overall consumption in an otherwise slow-growth market.
In one of the most egregious moves, Marsh reached a deal that linked the size of its contingent commission to AIG's ability to maintain prices on policy renewals.
He didn't make Harvey Weinstein size headlines, but his was perhaps the most egregious sub.
Although it was commercial real estate — which has a different set of rules when it comes to measuring square footage, as well as its own, often more egregious, variations in measurements — it offered a reminder of just how unreliable size estimates can be.
Another product that made the list of egregious offenders was cooking sprays, which list nutritional information based on "ridiculously tiny serving sizes," the group said.
Mr Weiss says this is "because conduct is more and more egregious, and the amounts of losses have become so huge".The rise in the number and size of lawsuits probably means that rates for D&O coverage will firm up.
