Sentence examples for more egregious forms from inspiring English sources

Gordon Brown, the chancellor, has been an enthusiastic advocate of tough measures against the more egregious forms of tax evasion, using offshore centres.

Congress is finally moving to shut one of the more egregious forms of Iraq war profiteering: defense contractors using offshore shell companies to avoid paying their fair share of payroll taxes.

I recognize that many who looked like me never had the opportunity to cast a ballot, and many more had to fight through poll taxes, literacy tests, and other egregious forms of intimidation to exercise a privilege owed to them as citizens of the United States.

(And the claim that $31,000 makes you middle class in Vancouver is probably more egregious).

Not only egregious forms of indoctrination may target unsuspecting young minds, but also the more artfully contrived variety, whose insinuating soft-sell subtlety and silken appeals ingratiatingly weave their spell to lull the credulous into accepting their wares.

(Some of the more egregious ones were).

More egregious violations require human intervention.

HSBC's actions were even more egregious.

The political liberties are even more egregious.

Only in this case it was far more egregious.

"So it does make smaller crimes appear more egregious.