Sentence examples for most egregious problem from inspiring English sources

"The most egregious problem is in men's basketball," Brand said in an interview.

The first and most egregious problem with obscured body language is that it's very easy to lie.

The most egregious problems faded for a time, but ultimately came back.

On a few occasions, government officials warned the company that if it did not correct the most egregious problems it would lose the five-year, $189 million deal.

The most egregious problems with the EB-5 program can be found in its 218 regional centers, which work with private-sector brokers to identify local investments and direct foreign participants to them.

To combat some of the most egregious problems, Mr Wheatley proposes to enforce proper affordability checks, to limit the number of times a loan can be rolled over and to clamp down on misleading advertising.

Also in October, the State Department of Health found that the Workman's Circle Nursing Home in Co-op City in the Bronx was one of two nursing homes in the state with the most egregious problems.

"I sort of see this as one of the most egregious problems we have with public space in a region that's plagued with problems with public space," Ms. Price said as she walked along Carbon Beach, lined with glistening estates, the only sign of life being the clip-clip-clip of the occasional landscaper.

"This agreement addresses some of the most egregious problems in credit reporting that consumer advocates have complained about for many years," she said.

The obvious answer is to link this bill with what has been described as a "sidecar" bill -- one which fixes the most egregious problems with the Senate bill.

Senator Leahy, the man who first wrote the law in 1986, has stepped up to introduce reform legislation that would fix some of the most egregious problems with the original.