Sentence examples for egregious that from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the sins are so egregious that they have no choice but to drop them.

"But this was so egregious that I could not allow it".

He found it particularly egregious that Mr. Grisorio had not contacted the two witnesses.

"It's pretty egregious that they are threatening people with the use of their data.

Behavior so egregious that it tramples the accepted values of a workplace might be considered unethical.

But he also gives warning that some governments' crimes will be so egregious that other nations must act.

Some things that are so egregious that you have to make a judgment — slavery for example, the Gulag, Nazi Germany.

The city said some of the overcharging was so egregious that it had asked prosecutors to investigate.

Ms. Bonar of Animal Protection of New Mexico said the N.I.H. move was so egregious that "the public was outraged".

Amtrak argued in federal court that Conrail's wrongdoing was so egregious that any indemnity payments would violate public policy.

He described the Holocaust as "so massive and egregious that there are few if any other situations that rise to the same level of injustice".