Sentence examples for were less egregious from inspiring English sources

IF the 5 and 7percentt increases of 1996 were outrageous, in Mr. Rosenfeld's tenant-protective eyes, the 2 and 4percentt guidelines of 1994, '95, '97, '98 and '99 were less egregious only to a degree.

I'll admit the Democratic shading of the truth is less egregious.

Even if everything that is alleged is true, this is less egregious than Clinton.

All things being equal, writing a check might have been less egregious.

These rates are less egregious than those charged by other providers to many hospital patients, who are similarly unable to shop around.

A row over its funding was the main reason for the collapse of the EU summit in Brussels last week.America's agricultural mollycoddling is less egregious, but egregious it still is, and the farm lobby is just as determined to keep the money flowing.

While certainly not a felony (though there have to be less egregious crimes that are felonies, and I will get back to you on that), selling store-bought cookies seems weirdly like cheating and more than a little tacky: a re-gifting that does not even try to hide the price tag.

And they redo these packages so that they're less egregious," Silberstein said.

False positives may be less egregious when the cost of treatment is manageable or at least acceptable.

It is clear that cannabis is less egregious than benzodiazepines, which are highly addictive and have other side effects debilitating to the life of a child.

Maybe we'd have more attention paid to the crimes going on in Utah if they were so bold as to officially eliminate collective bargaining agreements, but what they're perpetrating is no less egregious.