Sentence examples for most flagrant cases from inspiring English sources

Still, even critics acknowledge that the law will enable investigators to catch the most flagrant cases of money laundering.

He also opposes a bill that will make even the most flagrant cases of racial profiling a crime.

The swift plunge of this magnificent orchestra looks to be one of the most flagrant cases of mismanagement in the recent history of American classical music.

And in the most flagrant cases, HUD holds out the possibility of withholding a portion of the billions of dollars of federal funding it hands out each year.

But perhaps the most flagrant example of private market failure lies in banking.

This is just the most flagrant example of site giving non-health answers to health-related questions.

The Kyoto Protocol is the most flagrant example of employing junk science to justify a gargantuan government power-grab.

All of these discussions completely ignore the most flagrant example.

The Supreme Court logjam is the most flagrant example of willful Congressional gridlock.

There were also complaints about farmers violating the act by working Sundays; Brownlee felt that such complaints were often more about conflicts between neighbours than preservation of the Sabbath, and prosecuted only the most gratuitous and flagrant cases.

The film's most flagrant recent example of redrawing a map to protect an incumbency is the case of Hakeem Jeffries, a political upstart who after an unexpectedly strong challenge to Assemblyman Roger Green in the 2002 Democratic primary for the 57th District in Brooklyn found the electoral map changed to exclude his own home.