Sentence examples for most egregious attack from inspiring English sources

In the most egregious attack to date, Pakistani Taliban simultaneously attacked two mosques in Lahore in 2010, killing 93 Ahmadis.

In a further criticism, the administration has said it regards the work of the inspectors in Syria as problematic because of the delays they encountered, first in getting permission to enter Syria and then in surveying the site of what may be the most egregious attack so far, on Aug. 21 near Damascus.

Among the most egregious attacks on his candidacy, was a billboard campaign cartoonishly depicting Mr Fischer, a member of the Communist Party between 1980-1989, dressed in the uniform of the People's Militia, a volunteer organization that was meant to defend against counter-revolutionaries.

Some of the most egregious attacks recorded include a family being forced from their Nottinghamshire home, a five-year-old girl knocked over by a hit-and-run driver and a Somali lady who had dog faeces placed on her head by a white man while shopping in south London.

If we want to protect our well-being and quality of life, we must vote to create a firewall of at least 41 Senators who are willing to do what it takes by filibustering the most egregious attacks on our health and environment.

McCain used one of the far-right's most egregious and most thoroughly debunked attacks, that Barack Obama supports infanticide, in the final presidential debate.

The most egregious episode during the Red Summer was a vicious attack on blacks in Elaine, Arkansas, in which nearly 200 blacks were murdered.

Now erased from the Internet, the 'show' depicted the most egregious stereotypes of black families, exploitation of innocent children, an attack on all parents and those heroes who serve vulnerable populations.

He wants to attack many privileged groups, but is starting with the most egregious.

The 2001 terrorist attacks were the subject of one of Trump's most egregious lies during his presidential campaign.

As the most egregious offence an individual could commit, viewed as seriously as though the accused had personally attacked the monarch, high treason demanded the ultimate punishment.