Sentence examples for especially egregious from inspiring English sources

But this is an especially egregious example.

Rejecting a ballot initiative, she said, was especially egregious.

H.P. is simply the latest example, albeit an especially egregious one.

In one area above all, the failure to improve is especially egregious: education.

It seems especially egregious in a city so full of both places to eat and displaced Texans.

It called the experiments "especially egregious moral wrongs because many of the individuals involved held positions of public institutional responsibility".

"The defendant's conduct was especially unjustifiable and especially egregious because he had easy access to new slings," Mr. Sullivan said.

It's especially egregious because it affirmatively states that a breech of confidence can be avoided by doing it anonymously.

While the Texas example seems especially egregious, partisan redistricting has affected New York in ways that no other state experiences.

The F.D.A. and federal lawyers, he said, need to restrict criminal prosecutions to especially egregious cases of off-label promotion.

This is especially egregious since it was nominated in 2010 for outstanding directing in a drama series.