Sentence examples for egregious steps from inspiring English sources

While the Trump era may involve egregious steps backward in social justice, economic justice, human rights, and democracy itself, America is resilient and our young people will lead us to bend the arc of history back toward justice.

Updated at 6.25pm GMT 5.59pm GMT US secretary of state John Kerry, who is speaking at a town hall, says the possibility Russia could invade eastern Ukraine would be "as egregious as any step I can think of taken by a country in today's world".

Mr Kerry later warned that any incursion by Russia into eastern Ukraine would be "as egregious as any step I can think of".

"What more egregious, illegal, unethical step can be taken to prevent democracy in Wisconsin?" asked Rep. Donna Seidel, D-Wausau, as she pounded on the door along with her colleagues.

To step in, how egregious does the behavior have to be?

The failure over more than two decades to bring justice to bear on the egregious event remains a significant step in the country's slow march toward civil rights.

Some of Google's algorithmic fails are more egregious than others, and sometimes Google steps in, but it often doesn't.

It could be a situation that looks particularly egregious and that requires us to step in very forcefully and aggressively".

I also wonder whether the FDA shouldn't step up enforcement of egregious practices appealing directly to illicit drug culture.

The problem of tracking students into sheltered workshops was so egregious in Rhode Island that the U.S. Department of Justice stepped in, resulting in a settlement designed to phase the program out to some degree.

After Lithuania gained its independence from the Soviet Union, steps were taken to remove egregious examples of this disrespect.