Sentence examples for made an egregious from inspiring English sources

Those who demonstrated made an egregious blunder.

But who did? And, in my view, he and Henry Paulson, then the Treasury secretary, made an egregious error by letting Lehman Brothers collapse.

In all, Mr. Kozlowski made "an egregious amount of money," said Judith Fischer, managing director of Executive Compensation Advisory Services, a research company in Alexandria, Va.

Sylvain Lefebvre made an egregious mistake in front of Richter that led to Atlanta's second goal, which turned out to be the key play of the game.

If it is currently hard on kickers who have not made an egregious mistake, it is another move in favour of the team in possession.

One witness, Joseph F. Conner, the son of a banker killed in a 1975 bombing of the Fraunces Tavern in New York by the group, said Mr. Holder had made an "egregious" recommendation.

This time, Ryan cannot afford to make an egregious miscalculation.

England sometimes develops the urge to make an egregious foul in plain view of the ref. And look at how the United States tied Italy in 2006 in Germany and almost did the same thing in 1990 — in Italy.

They don't make an egregious profit margin.

"The IRS can press charges on the company owner or individual responsible for making an egregious payroll tax mistake," Kruze explained.

"When a person in public life, such as the minister of state for home affairs, makes an egregious comment and uses a cultural explanation to take away a woman's right to say no, to compromise her bodily integrity and dignity, we have fight back harder to continue a legacy of equality and mutual respect that we inherited from India's struggle for freedom and social reform, not a legacy of abuse".