Sentence examples for increasing notoriety from inspiring English sources

That Lionsgate failed to pick up on Card's increasing notoriety for all the wrong reasons over the couple of years in which it has been involved in the film ought to be a salutary lesson for Hollywood.

The building was rented at a very high cost and, when Factory tried to buy it with a bridging loan, the loan couldn't be converted into a mortgage, because of the club's increasing notoriety.

Since that chance encounter in Copenhagen in 1994, when he and Michael Elmgreen became intimates, they have forged a collaborative career that has survived the breakup of their personal relationship and brought them increasing notoriety on an international stage.

Several factors have contributed to the increasing notoriety of sex trafficking and other gender inequality issues in American culture.

Polls also suggest that the pro-war Radical Party, led by the alleged neo-nazi Oleh Lyashko, which has been gaining increasing notoriety of late, will also surpass the required five percent vote to enter parliament to gain one or more places in the 450-seat assembly.

In spite of resistance exercise gaining increasing notoriety for its ability to promote reduction of BP after exercise, to make assertions about the best prescription for this type of exercise in promoting post-exercise hypotension is still somewhat rash.

He has asked for similar trades before, but it seems clear now that he wants to use Boko Haram's increased notoriety to show that it can force the government to accede to its demands.

But in the past few years, we've seen a string of former students and adults with no connection to their target using schools because of the horror associated with them, and the increased notoriety.

But corrections authorities are restricting him to his new hometown, Virginia Beach, and critics accuse the state of a parting vindictive gesture by officials chagrined that the Washington case has stirred increased notoriety about Virginia's criminal justice system.

This is a sufficient reason for S to act since he would endeavor to bring about the flourishing of his loved ones even if he believed that his doing so would not bring about any further state of affairs that he values, such as his gaining increased notoriety among his peers.

The increased notoriety of the French Connection brought with it new problems.