Meanings of particularly egregious in English

The FINRA filing indicates that the disclosures against Coles were particularly egregious.

The latest example is particularly egregious because it involves people with special needs.

The discrepancies are particularly egregious in certain parts of the country.

The 5th was another three-putt, the second of them a particularly egregious miss.

Other " particularly egregious" banks may require deferred prosecution settlements, the official said.

Occasionally, a flurry of publicity arises from particularly egregious cases.

Immigration lawyer Greg Boos pointed to a case wending its way through Canada's legal system as particularly egregious.

It's bad enough when ideology trumps evidence, but it's particularly egregious when the perpetrator is a leading scientist.

He'd had a particularly egregious week.

But The Master Chief Collection was particularly egregious, because it was Microsoft's marquee series-andthe problems were so pervasive.

This snub feels particularly egregious.

Rape and sexual violence were a " particularly egregious and recurrent feature" of the Tatmadaw's conduct, the report said.

But the inclusion of The Martian in the Best Comedy or Musical category is a particularly egregious case of creative flexibility.

The enduring presence of clientelism combined with modern public relations have perhaps made the prominence of personality particularly egregious in the Irish case.

Her didacticism and perfectionism stop her from putting her work in the world, and this is a problem particularly egregious in women's lives.

While the live footage is inconsistent ( particularly egregious is a 1989 show from the Crazy Nights tour), it really doesn't matter.