Sentence examples for notorious sources from inspiring English sources

Cooperatives, once notorious sources for poor wine, have improved exponentially, and viticulture and winemaking have moved into a new age.

It also produces 18% of global greenhouse-gas emissions, more than transport (cattle are notorious sources of methane, a greenhouse-gas 20 times more potent than carbon dioxide).Meanwhile, as poor countries grow richer, so does their appetite for flesh.

Not only would that liberate land, it would reduce greenhouse-gas emissions (cattle are notorious sources of methane, which is a much more potent greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide).

Emmerson's allegation supports claims made in British courts that information acquired by the former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak's security forces and other notorious sources has been exploited to identify suspects.

The new code will update emission standards and focus on the most notorious sources of pollution like commercial cooking establishments.

Deep fried foods are notorious sources of free radicals, as the deep frying oil is continuously oxidized as it is heated.

The sulfur present in low percentages in fossil fuels is a notorious source of air pollution in most industrial countries.

This month government ministries shot down an attempt to reform the licensing of businesses, a notorious source of corruption.

Mr Koizumi has already trimmed spending on public works, a notorious source of largesse for the ruling Liberal Democrats LDPP) and their allies in the construction industry.

Highway bills are a notorious source of rancid pork.Some state governments which face tighter fiscal constraints than the federal one are toying with ideas for letting the private sector take over stretches of highway.

Later that same year, Piratbyran created a Web site called the Pirate Bay, which quickly became the world's most notorious source for downloading feature films, TV shows, and software.