egregious造句
31 That on the outer side was, one may say, on an egregious scale.
32 A greater worry is that both Zardari and Sharif have earned reputations - and indictments - for egregious corruption.
33 Most bad data is much less egregious, and is more often a result of typos, transposed tracks, and the like.
34 He is a serial political apologist, saying sorry, sacrificing an aide and obliging his shadow cabinet to pay back their most egregious claims, like medieval Christians buying indulgences.
35 The banker noted that it was the brazenness of the letter ... that was particularly egregious.
36 The second task is to deal with the most egregious envelope - pushers.
37 This is true whether the seduction is for comfort, self-aggrandizement, money, or, in the most egregious public instances, sex.
38 The IRF Act defines particularly severe violations of religious freedom as systematic, ongoing, egregious violations.
39 When it comes to blatant lies, there are none more egregious than budget figures.
40 The most egregious excessive bonus payouts now include a tenuous link to performance.
41 None of this excuses his egregious, almost maniacal, tactics and his total insensity to our necessities.
42 After coming up with this egregious fallacy, Bernoulli topped it by blithely assuming that every individual's marginal utility of money moves in the very same constant proportion, b.
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