Sentence examples for any notorious from inspiring English sources

We found a poor overlap between the TCGA official publication [ 24] and our results, but all the known cancer genes for this tumor type are retained, while our results do not encompass any notorious 'fishy gene' like RYR2 or OR6A2[ 5], which are instead present in the TCGA publication.

Definitely no blabbermouths; and if you want to keep it small, don't invite any notorious party people, because their party agenda is usually known by everyone (if they're close friends to you, at least tell them not to spread the news about the party).

Earlier this month, when it looked like it couldn't get any worse, notorious hellraiser Charlie Sheen wrote him an open letter of support.

"I'd have gone crazy if I didn't have any involvement," said Brown, a notorious gym rat.

Despite being a notorious germaphobe, Trump apparently didn't have any issue posing with the crustacean.

"This historical reference does NOT condone, celebrate or glorify any of the notorious actions outlined in your letter," Mr. Petrone wrote.

That is why the authors decided not to include in their book any of the notorious photos of detainee abuse taken by a group of military police (MP) on the nightshift of Abu Ghraib's main interrogation block over the last three months of 2003.

Unlike these courageous proponents for free speech, many of whom have received death threats for publishing these images, The Times has yet to print any of the notorious caricatures.

The BCP provides for temporary excommunication for any "open and notorious evil liver" who had offended others by word or deed, or betwixt whom and his neighbour malice and hatred reigned.

Media companies of any sort are notorious for taking a long time to reach profitability.

I asked if this included any of the notorious Chelsea Headhunters firm, and Nash-Jones replied: "Hooligans firms are absolutely not invited and we certainly are not inviting Headhunters.