Sentence examples for the more flagrant from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department still investigates airlines for antitrust violations in the more flagrant cases.

It has moved into the highest levels of the game, where its misuse is all the more flagrant.

Third, the more flagrant tax avoidance devices, such as the super-rich lobby's non-domicile loophole, should be closed.

Nobody there seemed to point out that the terrible expressive limitations of the choreography were not redeemed by such important subject matter but made all the more flagrant.

In some countries, such as the United States and Great Britain, anti-trust or monopoly laws act to restrain the more flagrant abuses of industrial power.

Though some of the more flagrant perk abusers, such as Dennis Kozlowski, of Tyco, have been in trouble recently, the appetite for fringe benefits has not diminished.

What made the mistake more flagrant for Neuheisel was that his team was coming out of a timeout in which it presumably discussed what to do and how to do it correctly.

I've lost count of the amount of times I've seen distant acquaintances and old school friends post statuses like "some days you find out who ur real friends are," "nice to know who's there for you and who's not!" and the occasional more flagrant "dirty little bitch".

Many complained about the lack of variation, made more flagrant by the long track list.

Religious leaders -- on the right, worried about more flagrant sins like alcohol, tobacco and sex; on the left, concerned with promoting an attitude of tolerance and self-esteem -- de-emphasized the sins of gluttony and overconsumption.

Perhaps in Ecuador, the article suggests, abuses are more flagrant, but, for all the rules and procedural safeguards inherent in our system, the result is no closer to justice.