Sentence examples for extravagant error from inspiring English sources
He described this as "an extravagant error".
The concept is, she said, "threatened by today's culture of multiplying channels and intensified competition and the legacy of its own errors: extravagant executive pay and excessive expansion.
On the pitch Everton are potent but porous, entertaining but error-prone, extravagant wastrels who are undermining the excellent work of their top scorer.
Public service broadcasting must be defended as a "lynchpin" of British culture and democracy in the face of threats from the growing number of channels and self-inflicted errors such as extravagant BBC executive pay, Dame Joan Bakewell warned yesterday.
There is the more reason for declining further consideration in the extravagant and unnecessary multiplication of exceptions and assignments of error that often has been condemned by this court.
They are not extravagant.
It encourages extravagant health spending.
