Sentence examples for look egregious from inspiring English sources

The urgency of tackling climate change makes Taiwan's exclusion on political grounds look egregious; likewise the importance of air safety—Taiwan's international airport is the world's 15th-largest air-cargo hub.The foreign ministry insists it is still committed to pursuing international recognition for Taiwan but wants to be realistic.

Indeed some vulnerable countries, such as Turkey, benefited from the "carry trade" as investors piled into their currencies because of their high interest rates.Now investors are starting to differentiate between the weak and the strong, singling out those countries (such as the Baltic nations) where the economic imbalances look egregious.

The $50 that Microsoft extracts for each copy of the Windows operating system will look increasingly egregious.

Speaking of the S.E.C., its failure to stop Bernard Madoff looks more egregious by the day.

It could be a situation that looks particularly egregious and that requires us to step in very forcefully and aggressively".

But his $159 million exit package may not look all that egregious when compared with those of other executives.

As common as this tactic has become, it's vital to look at particularly egregious cases to see what is really at play.

"It certainly looks like less egregious behavior than it did before, if he's to be believed," Tobias said.

No Hearing on a Hard Hit With four seconds left in the Penguins' 2-1 win at Washington on Thursday, Capitals defenseman John Carlson threw what looked like an egregious elbow at the head of Pittsburgh's Matt Cooke.

Mr. Obama should consider proposals from groups like Human Rights Watch and the Brennan Center for Justice to appoint an independent panel to look into these and other egregious violations of the law.

I don't know whether these guys are technically on solid ground, but to everyone involved this has to look like just the most egregious money-grab of all time.