Sentence examples for far less egregious from inspiring English sources
Levels of executive pay are far less egregious than in America.
It is far less egregious than, say, its distant Brooklyn cousin, "2 Broke Girls," which may have a more diverse cast but paints its minority characters (the diner boss, Han, and the cashier, Earl) with awful, gauche strokes.
What's most troubling is that 100 years later the racism depicted by Griffith in his epic, while far less egregious today, still remains remarkably routine.
I still agree that sex is far less egregious than violence and that visions of both help define the lines of our personalities and ensure we do not wander too far into some puritan desert.
I've seen parents give in for far less egregious behavior, and thanks for nothing, you guys.
In this context our government's inaction works to consign our children and their progeny to a planet that is far less conducive to their survival -- an egregious violation of the fundamental trust obligation.
UBS was an egregious offender, and Deutsche Bank may be far less culpable, if it is reprimanded at all.
As far as carefully crafted corporate Twitter personas, it's one of the more personal and less egregious accounts one can follow.
In fact, her single greatest accomplishment may be committing such an egregious crime and getting away with it – especially when others who have done far less have paid so dearly.
Mr. Ryan's record on gay rights is no less egregious.
