Sentence examples for fairly notorious from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it is believed by some members of the DC city council that Walmart, a company fairly notorious for its less than lavish compensation practices, has it coming.

A huge cycling arena, built as part of the failed Olympic bid, now sits incongruously in the same area, surrounded by wasteland, burned-out pubs and ill-tended parks.The combination of drugs, clubs, guns, gang culture and unemployment has made inner-city Manchester fairly notorious.

Huge caveat though: music streaming services are fairly notorious for muddying the waters when it comes to user numbers.

Huge caveat though: music streaming services are fairly notorious for muddying the waters when it comes to user numbers.

Russia is fairly notorious internationally for its treatment of some non-Russian nationalities, particularly people from Caucuses region.

Then there is Richard Cabral who was a fairly notorious gang member in East L.A. and now his life is in transformation.

Today's event was going to be fairly straight forward as the Notorious B.O.B, the sixth ranked eater in the world and a vegetarian away from the pro-eating circuit, announced his presence at the table.

It's been a fairly methodical journey, the antithesis of "move fast and break things," Facebook's (sometimes notorious) mantra.

During the primary season, tech industry leaders kept fairly quiet on the subject of the presidential race and its most notorious contender, Donald Trump.

"He was notorious before.

Cameramen are notorious rearrangers.