Sentence examples for however notorious from inspiring English sources

But the larger culture in which they thrived has done more longterm damage to the press than these individual transgressors, however notorious.

There were however notorious incidents where they had chosen to make an example of women.

Kiedis is, however, notorious for being incapable of achieving several high notes in live performances; the vocalist has noted that he sometimes forgets or rearranges song lyrics in the verses.

Despite Alcatraz being designed to house the "worst of the worst" of criminals who caused problems at other prisons, under the guidelines and regulations set by the strict prison administrators, courts could not direct a prisoner to be directly sent to Alcatraz, however notorious they were for misbehavior and attempted escape from other prisons.

Such techniques are however notorious for underestimated standard errors and inflated significance levels, inclusion of irrelevant variables and exclusion of authentic predictors, and unstable solutions even with minor changes in the data [ 2, 4, 8, 13- 17].

However, the notorious lack of field observations results in highly uncertain parameterizations.

Three ten-minute single takes of the man driving around Rome, however, became notorious.

The country's track and field federation, however, is notorious for playing political games with its Olympic roster.

It did, however, become notorious for Dick Van Dyke's cockney accent as Bert, the chimney sweep, renowned as one of the worst ever committed to film.

He was, however, a notorious gossip and it may have been this that first drew him to an eager young journalist.

There are, however, some notorious counter-examples, such as France's 35-hour week or the German government's decision to bail out Philipp Holzmann, a construction firm.