Sentence examples for rather egregious from inspiring English sources
(Here is one rather egregious example, it is a long read, but quite appropriate).
It was eventually pointed out to her that scuttling constituted a rather egregious instance of sexual harassment.
"It seems rather egregious to denigrate the people who are buttering your bread," said Lyndsay Faye, 32, a Baker Street Babe and recent inductee into the Irregulars.
The termination fee is also rather egregious when you take into account that Blackberry has over $3 billion in cash; so the fee is about 10 percent of BlackBerry's true value.
If the academy rules this year that Steinman's estate should get the prize, ignoring its own rather egregious mistake, you can bet that a little thing like death won't stand in the Rothians' way.
Perhaps there is more of a pattern to Mr. Obama's distortions and omissions than even these two rather egregious examples point to.
Rather alleged "egregious conduct" constituting "breach of contract, fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, prima facie tort, tortious interference with contract and interference with prospective economic advantage, that have cost his significant financial loss and seriously damaged his reputation".
Rather, these are egregious, malicious and clearly intentional violations of my copyrighted work, intellectual property, my ideas, my thoughts, my creativity, my actual TV show -- my money!
What is especially troubling to advocates is not just that the group-home employees are often moved around, rather than fired, even after egregious incidents of abuse.
There is still a tendency to believe that the scandal that cost Société Générale €4.9bn (£3.6bn) was the result of the activities of a rogue trader rather than simply the most egregious example of a form of the wild gambling that has been going on unchecked.
Rather, we flagged errors and egregious values that 1) do not make ecological sense, 2) are well beyond what has been detected in previous studies, 3) are not technically feasible (e.g., lake mean depth > maximum depth), or 4) are indicated as 'not available' when data exist.
