Sentence examples for there were egregious from inspiring English sources

Yes, there were egregious missteps on the part of California Right to Know, the organization leading the pro-labeling effort.

And there were egregious examples of his use of the paper to further his own interests, economic or otherwise.

Unquestionably there were egregious lapses in BP's protocol and in the regulatory oversight, but the public and governmental response seems to be all over the map kind of knee-jerk punitive measures.

Unquestionably there were egregious lapses in BP's protocol and in the regulatory oversight, but the public and governmental response seems to be all over the map — kind of knee-jerk punitive measures.

While there were egregious excesses in the press coverage of Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, there's no way reporters could ignore that the President of the United States had had an affair with a White House intern and publicly lied about it.

"Sometimes," he added, "there are egregious acts and there should be some responsibility".

"We're separating these cases from ones where there are egregious crimes".

Charges don't usually get brought against the police unless there's egregious injuries like the perforated rectum in the Louima case -- or a videotape.

Nor is there any free country club membership, just a reduced rate at the University of Iowa Athletic Club, so anybody who doesn't believe there are egregious inequities in college football is seriously misinformed.

There are egregious examples of this, like a routine at a California competition in 2010 in which preadolescent girls performed highly sexualized moves to the Beyoncé hit "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)." But even in less lurid numbers there is often the disquieting sense of children being made to ape pop-culture stereotypes of adult behavior: boys as macho men, girls as sassy flirts.

However, there are egregious disparities among public schools (Jefferson Houston elementary vis-à-vis Lyles Crouch Traditional Academy), not to mention a largely white private educational system.