Notorious cost-cutters (recently dropped one ratings agency to save fees) except when it comes to architecture: once hired Frank Gehry to design North Hollywood bank branch.
The organization, whose founders include experts in community development and sports, takes on the renovation of battered city fields, bypassing a school construction process that is notorious for cost overruns and delays.
"Somebody Blew Up America," the post-9/11 poem that briefly made Baraka notorious (and cost him his position as New Jersey's poet laureate), is a howl of outrage set to bebop tempo, more concerned with its own musicality than with logical or thematic coherence.
Mel is notorious for cost consciousness, working hard and being very demanding of those who work for him.
Finally, cutting out wide-spread kickbacks would reduce both public overspending and the notorious Brazil cost ("Custo Brasil") born by the private sector.
Over the summer, the government appointed McKinsey, the management consultancy notorious for cost-cutting in the public and private sector, to review everything BIS funds.
Police failures left a serial rapist free to commit one of Britain's most notorious murders and cost the lives of another young mother and her child, one of the country's most senior officers admitted yesterday.
In 1968 Mexico became the first developing country to host an Olympiad; Mexico City was the site of the Summer Games though the event was notorious for its cost overruns and the public demonstrations and violence immediately preceding it, including the shooting of hundreds of demonstrators by the military.
By the time it opened, in early 2016, however, the Oculus had a stationary roof, and the entire project was notorious for having cost about four billion dollars double its already lavish budget and seemed to serve as a memorial only insofar as it elicited certain grisly associations.* It drew comparisons not to a dove but to shrapnel, a sea monster, a vulture-picked carcass.
Ambulances and emergency rooms are notorious for high cost.
