Sentence examples for even more egregious from inspiring English sources

HSBC's actions were even more egregious.

The political liberties are even more egregious.

There are cases even more egregious than Jorge's.

The idea that there is no longer any stigma is, if anything, even more egregious.

And it makes the silence of the politicians who attend even more egregious.

Even more egregious than the lack of new investment is our failure to maintain existing infrastructure.

The problem is even more egregious in the casting of Jessica Boevers.

Even more egregious, Detroit's pension fund routinely sent bonus payments to retirees whenever it had a good year.

Yet how the French behave in response to the Americans in the novel is, if anything, even more egregious.

This year, the practice of activist hedge funds engaged in proxy contests offering special compensation schemes to their dissident director nominees has increased and become even more egregious.

Yet EU governments (and non-EU ones, too: Norway and Switzerland are even more egregious) seem fearful of their obstreperous farm lobbies.