Sentences with phrase «egregious examples in»

One of the most egregious examples in recent years is John Grisham's A Painted House.

The denial of evolution and of global warming and the pushback against stem cell research are the most egregious examples in recent decades.

An especially egregious example in which the petard self - hoister is unaware of the air underfoot.

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For example, if your packaging workflow results in an egregious error, you may take it as a sign that the business is weak.

In one egregious example, one former client had continued to be charged for service 10 years after his death, the BBC reported.

It seems to us these examples that we gave were illustrations of what were really egregious targeting of really valuable programs to the poorest and most vulnerable people in America.»

Finally, let us touch upon an example that will crop up in December and has been cited as one of the most egregious instances of impenetrable theology - speak.

However much «deniers» of the Holocaust may be scoundrels and engage in vile distortions of one of history's most egregious examples of inhumanity, it in no way serves the cause of accurate remembrance to attempt to monopolize intellectual discourse with heavy - handed rationalism and realism.

Later, God the Father takes on the form of a Native American wiseman (Graham Greene), and leads Mack on a New - Agey «healing trail to bring closure to [his] journey» — the most egregious example of racial essentialism in a film that takes shallow assumptions about foreign cultures as its starting point.

@Thessalonian Hudal is merely the most egregious example of the Vatican's active role in aiding and abetting the escape of Nazi war criminals.

Two years ago, in response to complaints from owners and veteran players about the huge contracts being signed by rookies — the 10 - year, $ 68.2 million deal that forward Glenn Robinson received from the Milwaukee Bucks as the first pick of the 1994 draft was the most egregious example — the league and the players» association agreed to hold down salaries with a rookie salary cap, but to allow all first - round draft choices to become free agents after their third season.

Rich Azzopardi, a spokesperson for Gov. Cuomo said in a statement, «This is an egregious example of corporate abuse, among the worst we have witnessed during the six years of this administration.

The apparent softening of the order on those with the right to reside in the US looks like a classic example of pushing hard in one direction before seeking credit for then mitigating the most egregious side effects — thus shifting terms of the debate and polarising further the pro-Trump side and those opposed to him.

But, in this as in many other things, Iain Duncan Smith emerges as a particularly egregious example.

The failure of the Moreland Commission is just the most egregious example of why voters in Brooklyn are angry with Governor Cuomo.»

Cuomo spokesman Rich Azzopardi in a statement called the planned closure «an egregious example of corporate abuse — among the worst we have witnessed during the six years of this administration.

The party's opposition to the Iraq War improved the acquaintance of its MPs with some of the worst elements in British Islamism - Simon Hughes's support for some having a role in Parliament being one of the most egregious examples.

The most egregious example of Cuomo's interference took place in September 2013, when the panel subpoenaed the media - buying firm Buying Time, which had been paid more than $ 4 million by the New York State Democratic party.

This is obvious in the most egregious example of all: the clearing of tropical rainforest in Malaysia and Indonesia for oil - palm plantations, at least a third of which are used to produce feedstocks for biofuels (the rest goes into processed food, from chocolate to cooking oil, and cosmetics).

In a statement posted on his blog that was subsequently taken down, Brookes said he was «aided by dozens of helpers, who both submitted material to the site and helped in analyzing suspected data, a triage system of sorts was developed, such that only the most egregious examples were posted.&raquIn a statement posted on his blog that was subsequently taken down, Brookes said he was «aided by dozens of helpers, who both submitted material to the site and helped in analyzing suspected data, a triage system of sorts was developed, such that only the most egregious examples were posted.&raquin analyzing suspected data, a triage system of sorts was developed, such that only the most egregious examples were posted.»

An egregious example of getting Price wrong can be found in The Metabolic Typing Diet by William Wolcott and Trish Fahey.19 From the foreword by Etienne Callebout, MD, we learn: «Then in the mid-1980s I heard about a group of scientists and clinicians in the United Sates who had, over a period of years, evolved a unique way of addressing this problem, with a system they called metabolic typing.

The prescription of birth control and the interference with reproductive hormones is an example of an egregious lapse in true informed consent.

The most egregious example of this is the least believable partnership in the film, between good girl Mya (Meagan Good, not well - served by the script) and playboy «Zeke the Freak» (Romany Malco, last seen in Vegas in last year's Last Vegas).

One of the most egregious examples finds itself in a character named Roger who the mother and daughter meet when they escape.

If you are one who shies away from grisly cadavers and buckets of blood, you will probably want to stay away, although in the years since the film was made, there are certainly more egregious examples of gore to be found.

The corny stuff and all - American hokum is in keeping with comic book tradition, but for an audience primed for action it may prove wearying — a patriotic musical sequence in the George M. Cohan tradition is the most egregious example and might remind some of Peter Parker's indulgent disco moves in Spider - Man 3.

If the initiative gathers the requisite number of signatures to be on the ballot, with a single vote this November, California's voters could eliminate one of the most egregious examples of inequity in its educational system — and it won't cost taxpayers any additional funds to do it.

It's hard to believe that so many go looking for any experiences in pay - for - performance locales across the country and miss the largest and most egregious example right here in their backyard.

[22] An egregious example is of teachers changing student test scores in the highly publicized cheating scandals in Atlanta and New York.

An especially egregious example of this sort of intentional destabilization can be seen in the Detroit Public Schools, which has been under state control for most of the previous 15 years (1999 - 2005, 2009 - 2016).

For sure, there were obviously going to be problems (it's nigh - on impossible to make the «perfect car interior», after all), but they don't really have that much of an impact in the grand scheme of things.For instance, though we are slightly disappointed by the relative prevalence of lower - quality plastics in the cabin (with the most egregious example being the not - very - premium - feeling shrouds around the transmission tunnel), the Kia Sportage does compensate for that with the additional abundance of soft - touch and (in higher spec models) leather throughout the interior.Likewise, though we'd prefer a slightly larger touchscreen interface on lower - spec models and toggle switches in the trunk to use when reclining the rear seat backs, the truth is there aren't really any issues with the Kia Sportage ergonomically.

What was the most egregious example of helicopter parenting you saw in your years at Stanford?

Nowadays, as music services take on more and more new features in their attempts to unseat the iTunes juggernaut, they risk similar user confusion and alienation (most egregious current example: the feature - overloaded MOG).

The history of publishing and literary criticism has some fairly egregious examples of authors whose greatest work was underappreciated in their lifetime, such as Melville, who couldn't sell 3K copies of Moby Dick.

If you see an egregious misplacement (your cookbook is in the «Occult» section, for example), it's a good idea to approach the store manager.

That subsidiary doesn't have much business in it, and is in little danger of insolvency, but is the most egregious example of creating capital out of thin air.

The most egregious example: employees who invest heavily in their own employer's stock.

Ultimately, he concludes, while Star Citizen isn «somewhere on the pay - to - win spectrum, it isn't «an egregious example yet» in spite of the fact that the game would've been untenable without the ship funding model.

It's also one of the more egregious examples of pay - to - win you can find in an arcade thanks to its crushing difficulty and eternally - hungry player characters.

The most egregious and representative example of this phenomenon in 2015 is the Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) London's «Hong Kongese,» held at Duddell's Hong Kong, a high - end lounge and two Michelin - star restaurant in the Shanghai Tang Mansion, located in the city's Central district.

The Attorney General has been investigating these failures for a year, and we hope some of the more egregious examples will end in prosecutions and financial restitution.

That there are other examples in the hearing, more egregious, I not only admit but am glad you point out, because it is far more useful to have them all exposed to the light of scrutiny and examined to their roots than to «win» one side or the other of the hearing.

We have here a particularly egregious example of Texas Sharpshooting, one that interests me because I have a personal involvement in the dispute.

The latest NCA CSSR Report is perhaps the most egregious example of advocacy science in history assembling a series of wild though easily refuted claims.

John Fleck points out that, apart from egregious examples that exist e.g. in the opinionsphere journalism,

On the other hand he is using «subsample» results, which in some cases are even more meaningless (the most egregious example of which is the subsample of outspoken contrarians in Verheggen et al).

Even more egregious is that in the 1998 - 9 papers, Mann quotes R2 where it supports his conclusions (for example for the 1815 step) but omits it where it does not support them.

The first and most egregious of these examples occurred in 1998, when Michaels testified before Congress and deleted two of the three global warming projections from Hansen et al. (1988).

In justice, Marcott has tried to corrent the most egregious press coverage, for example at Discover blogs where he said exactly what I have said about it: It is impossible to speak of relative rates of change when comparing two records whose time resolution differs by 5 orders of magnitude.

Hamilton in particular referred to the permit process associated with Arch Coal Company's Spruce Mine, which he called «the most egregious example» of the «permitorium,» as the approval process had taken more than six years.