It's only when we put our differences to the side and rise to the challenge that we begin to reverse these egregious trends.
Critics say the most egregious example of this trend can be seen just south of Tiananmen Square, where the city's most fabled shopping district, Qianmen, was replaced by a soulless but expensive facsimile of its former hurly-burly self.
There is perhaps no example of this trend more egregious than the phenomenon of "paid content" or "paid news," in which space for articles in newspapers, magazines and the electronic media is sold without it being labeled as such for readers.
One of the most alarming trends indicating egregious human rights abuses has been the surge in executions, many conducted in public, under the presidency of the moderate Rouhani, particularly since the beginning of 2014.
And LeClerc's case, though egregious, is part of a trend: a few minutes clicking around on charitynavigator.org will turn up lots of salaries in the $400,000-and-over 400,000-and-over 400,000-and-over range
David Murray ends his review of Hampton Sides's "Ghost Soldiers" (Books in Brief, June 10) by saying, "Sides's effort to expand gratuitously a brief chapter in Army history is an egregious example of the recent trend to milk every drop of drama from World War II, a conflict whose realities are heroic enough unembellished".
An especially "emblematic -- and egregious -- example of this trend" is America's failure to even fund basic education in Iraq, according to Berman.
One who identified himself as "Tank the Gemini" said his group has been involved in the fight against police brutality for several years and that he sees the Ford case as a particularly egregious example of an ongoing trend.
Despite Bokassa's egregious crimes, the CAR has witnessed a movement to rehabilitate him, a trend compared to some Russians' nostalgia for the days of Stalin.
Arizona and the five states that have replicated and expanded upon SB 1070 headline this trend, but there are other, more egregious, examples.
