Sentence examples for a notorious example is from inspiring English sources

A notorious example is glatiramer acetate (GA), a complex polypeptide mixture useful for the treatment of relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis.

A notorious example is an unlawful arrest or the use of detention by the police to obtain a confession.

A notorious example is the Ford Edsel, which never overcame its initial poor sales and became a synonym for flop.

A notorious example is Charles Bronson (formerly Michael Peterson), a bald and heavily bearded man of enormous strength who spends most of his time doing press-ups.

A notorious example is Salvatore Gravano, the Mafia underboss known as Sammy the Bull, whose testimony helped to convict John J. Gotti, the head of the Gambino crime family.

A notorious example is the company formerly known as Blackwater, which agreed last summer to pay fines for trying to operate in Sudan despite sanctions.

A notorious example was the battle for Warner Chilcott, a British drugmaker, in late 2004: while working with buy-out firms bidding for the company, Credit Suisse teamed up with JPMorgan Chase to launch a bid of its own.

A century later, many writers felt that sex, to be sexual, had to be more forthrightly depicted, a notorious example being the scene in which Lady Chatterley weaves a garland of flowers into her gamekeeper's pubic hair.

A notorious example was Emanuel Hirsch, a respected Lutheran theologian and translator of Kierkegaard, who welcomed the Nazi seizure of power for bringing Germany into "the circle of the white ruling peoples, to which God has entrusted the responsibility for the history of humanity".

A notorious example was in the early 1980s when for nearly four years the U.S. dollar became ever more overvalued against the Japanese yen and the Deutsche Mark.

A now notorious example is the pizza parlor that said it would refuse to serve gay people.