Sentence examples for far from egregious from inspiring English sources

Whisper's data collection is far from egregious, said Ben Zhao, a computer science professor at UC Santa Barbara who began studying Whisper at the beginning of the year and met with the company as recently as Tuesday.

Although his case is far from the most egregious in the system, where delays of a year are not uncommon, he is one of three named plaintiffs at Riverfront in a lawsuit claiming that the troubled New Jersey State Parole Board is leaving hundreds of inmates without hearings while their parole eligibility dates come and go.

Far from glamorizing sex with egregious power imbalances, the show explores sexual abjection as the penalty the culture exacts on the average-looking woman for the offense of her averageness.

Under investigation four times since being licensed in 1977, the Cole Brothers Circus is far from the Department of Agriculture's most egregious offender, Jim Rogers, a spokesman, said.

Only in this case it was far more egregious.

Levels of executive pay are far less egregious than in America.

The mayor claims that, in contrast to the far more egregious sins of some of his opponents, this is a mere peccadillo which they are seeking to exploit to eliminate him from the presidential race.

In a "60 Minutes" interview, he went so far as to call it "far more egregious" than the death penalty.

In fact, in light of President Clinton's apology, President Obama's actions are far more egregious, deliberate and deadly.

The league should focus on protecting players from egregious acts of violence.

There are some vivid performances, which are sometimes hard to distinguish from egregious displays of overacting.