Significados de egregious case em inglês

His is the most egregious case of polyphagia in recorded history.

SPI is not the most egregious case either.

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

The Chinese Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications was involved on May 2001 in an egregious case of theft of intellectual property.

It was a most egregious case of misleading the public, perhaps the boldest that I have ever known in my life.

Robin Lerner of the US Department of State who oversees the J1 program described the incident as "a pretty egregious case of vandalism".

The same pundits talked the RTS up 180% in 1997 only to see it shrivel in an egregious case of Asian contagion.

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

The government has so far taken action only against individuals involved in notorious and egregious cases.

Mulvaney has said that, in general, the CFPB will go after egregious cases of consumer abuses.

He said that authorities are now better able to analyze data and root out egregious cases of fraud.

The first of these is to institute an independent inquiry into the more egregious cases that have emerged.

"The Economist" reviewed a few of the more egregious cases of NGO imperialism.

But only the most egregious cases make it to the office's door, and only the ones that involve federally funded medical research.

The mayor added that authorities would monitor business compliance with reopening guidelines by conducting random visits, and handing out summonses in egregious cases.

It denies high-level involvement in some of the more egregious cases, such as 43 students who went missing in 2014.