Sentence examples for that egregious from inspiring English sources

It is saying that egregious abuses of corporate jets are rare.

Ledford got caught doing something, but what he got convicted of doing was not that egregious".

However, when something that egregious is published, we believe it warrants a more direct apology.

Under the Supreme Court's precedents governing municipal liability for constitutional violations, it isn't enough to prove that egregious violations occurred.

But his $159 million exit package may not look all that egregious when compared with those of other executives.

In a hastily organized conference call with analysts on Thursday, Mr. Dimon sounded more humble, saying that "egregious mistakes" were made.

It's not the only one – there's many, many cases that were egregious, egregiously done.

Is someone else's discomfort automatically a sign that something egregious is going on?

Banks have been pushing hard to handcuff regulators, demanding that only egregious and intentional violations be deemed out of bounds.

Just skimming the surface, we found the Cowboys produced merchandise at four factories that have egregious sweatshop violations".

"Just about every woman you talk to in philosophy has experienced first- or secondhand some form of sexual harassment that is egregious," said Gideon Rosen, a philosopher at Princeton.