How brutally, miserably ironic that it should be the new skipper making the most egregious error of the lot.

One of the most egregious errors of recent economic thinking was the assumption that the recovery would be led by business investment.

The most egregious errors were on public investment and employment.

But, still, egregious errors cannot pass without condemnation.

When the manuscript itself came in, the genuinely learned copy-editor had to correct numerous egregious errors.

It was an egregious failure of the interviewer not to follow up on that.

If they weren't, the directors have been guilty of the most egregious failures in control.

The government plans to impose a duty of care on companies and executives will face jail for the most egregious failures.

That said, some of the most egregious failures to recognise the fine line between soliciting donations and harassment have come when fundraising has been outsourced.

Soon the ships were being denigrated by press and politicians alike as costly toys, egregious failures and comic naval architecture.

The doctor committed an 'egregious violation' of medical standards, the court heard during his trial.

The doctor had committed an 'egregious violation' of medical standards, a medical expert testified.

It said that it had engaged in 'willful and egregious violations of law', including stripping wire transfers of information that could be used to identify sanctioned countries.