Sentence examples for notorious for introducing from inspiring English sources

Edgerton's Connolly is a lawman who hates drug-dealers, but he has enriched himself and advanced his career by promoting a gangster, notorious for introducing 12-year-olds in Boston to drugs.

At least in part responsible for introducing Europe to house music, by the mid-'90s, Haçienda was a notorious drug den and was shut down in 1997.

The contrasts between Stoke and Liverpool revealed themselves again this week, amid the public relations car crash provoked by the latter's now notorious attempt to introduce £77 tickets for next season.

Known for creating his own remixes of songs, Levan also became notorious for breaking new material as well as introducing sometimes familiar, non-traditional dance records in a new context.

The film looks at two garment factories in Los Angeles, American Apparel and SweatX, both trying to introduce humane working conditions into an industry notorious for exploiting its workers.

Cocaine is notorious for promoting violence.

Now he's notorious for being uxorious.

Mexican elections were once notorious for fraud.

Indian courts are notorious for long delays.

Defence procurement is notorious for overruns.

The north-east is notorious for corruption.