Sentence examples for enough notoriety from inspiring English sources
"When there's enough notoriety that can come out of it, it changes the risk calculation and raises the incentive".
"But in no time at all, 'Spider-Man' has gotten enough notoriety that we knew the cover would make people laugh.
His blog has attracted enough notoriety that vigilante groups opposed to jihadi sites have gotten him shut down a few times in recent months.
It built the reputation of the company as a powerhouse in the region and gained them enough notoriety to sell 10,000 unsecured bonds worth 1000PLN ($329) each through Invista Brokerage House to raise a total of $3.5 million.
The two incel subreddits have gained enough notoriety that they actually spurred a watchdog subreddit called r/inceltears that chronicles and makes fun of the incels.
In other NAAFI-related news, the collective have achieved enough notoriety to share a night of performances with the African collective NON hosted by Red Bull Music Academy New York in May.
Even if he went global on a Will Smith scale, he is not angry enough for notoriety.
So Maass, in publicizing Poitras's fear of once again becoming a target of intrusive government surveillance, lends her enough renown (or notoriety, depending on your perspective) to amplify and substantiate those exact fears.
He's a race-baiter who's ignorant and foolish enough to confuse notoriety with fame.
By August of 2014 he had reached a high enough level of notoriety to be interviewed by The Tab.
The hope is that your original research will be significant enough to gain notoriety for the university you work for, attracting more students and grants.
