Sentence examples for especially notorious from inspiring English sources

The meatpacking district was especially notorious.

But if Ms. de Goes's case was especially notorious, it was also far from exceptional.

The leather tanneries are especially notorious in Fez, mostly because of the pungent odour.

Primarily for political prisoners, the Buchenwald camp was especially notorious for medical experimentation on living human beings.

The United States is especially notorious for its reservations to human rights conventions, and may have inspired China to follow suit.

Athletes are especially notorious for "playing through the pain", with hugely detrimental effects; I've treated more than a few athletes with chronic pain who have been depressive and seeking treatment for that, rather than the pain they were feeling.

Still, the parishioners said, they were keenly aware of other abuse cases, especially some notorious cases in the Bridgeport Diocese.

That is because the police, and especially the notorious Buenos Aires provincial force (known as the Bonarense), inspire fear as much as confidence among law-abiding citizens.Since Argentina's military dictatorship of 1976-83, the police have been involved in organised crime.

Aquatic ecosystems are particularly vulnerable to invasive species and climate change, but the effect of climate change on invasive species distributions has been rather neglected, especially for notorious global invaders.

Stand in Redfern today, especially in the notorious Block, and the speech takes on a different feel.

Reports of potential health effects have made BPA notorious, especially among parents, and led to widespread shunning of products thought to contain the chemical.