Sentence examples for was especially egregious from inspiring English sources

Rejecting a ballot initiative, she said, was especially egregious.

Mr. Allen, 72, said that the use of his image was especially egregious because he does not endorse or sponsor any products in the United States.

It was a poor plan – there was no need to for Ireland to flirt with the touchline like that – but the execution was especially egregious.

David Clohessy, spokesman for the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, said the failure of church officials to act quickly on complaints about Mr. Butler was "especially egregious in both time and place".

What the three partners allegedly did was especially egregious which is why the SEC was able to attack so forcefully.

International Paper was especially egregious: It booked a five-year total of $1.04 billion in earnings but would have reported only $409 million by using Ciesielski's method.

In one area above all, the failure to improve is especially egregious: education.

It's especially egregious because it affirmatively states that a breech of confidence can be avoided by doing it anonymously.

This is especially egregious since it was nominated in 2010 for outstanding directing in a drama series.

The crackdown on minority-run Web sites is especially egregious given that terrorist groups enjoy a vast and unchecked Web presence.

Taylor's abuse of his authority and influence is especially egregious given that west African leaders repeatedly entrusted him with a role to facilitate peace".