Sentence examples for enough egregious from inspiring English sources

In the extended game of "Gotcha!" that is "Slander," she uncovers more than enough egregious loose talk (for example, Peter Jennings's televised, off-the-cuff comments about the state of brain surgery in Cuba) to have a field day.

At least until the complaints get loud enough and egregious enough that someone somewhere with enough influence notices and cries foul?

Nigeria's transition was the most egregious.

Two-hundred thousand dead in Darfur is egregious enough.

But Foer's writing about sex was ultimately found to be not "egregious" enough.

But some consumer advocates said they still believe that the fees are egregious enough to warrant more of a fight.

The crime was egregious enough, but it turned out that Mr Huntley had previously been investigated for rape, underage sex, indecent assault and burglary.

Nuns who err in the direction of spiritual negligence only enter the historical record when their lapses are egregious enough to catch the church hierarchy's attention.

Both are nimble enough to sidestep egregious caricature, but neither is above a bit of obvious mugging when it serves the cause.

To date, the department has not fined any airline because it believes that no incident has been egregious enough to lead to a fine.

Of these, only 2,000-4,000 cases were egregious enough to qualify for the death penalty and, on average, 250 actually resulted in a death sentence.