Sentence examples for notorious status from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately the first association many Catholics have with the "Diocese of Bridgeport" is its notorious status as a locus of sexual abuse.

Supplementary drugs used to reduce the side effects of anti-TB drugs were expensive, and improving notorious status also spent money.

A program note says "Requiem" was originally intended to be about the Italian Baroque painter Artemisia Gentileschi, made famous (or notorious) by her rare status as a female artist in her time and for suing her teacher for rape.

Westwood is notorious for kicking against the status quo.

Dart Management is an investment fund based in the Cayman Islands, a British territory notorious for its tax haven status.

Last Action Hero, which had the misfortune to open the week after Jurassic Park, might still be perceived as one of Arnie's most high-profile flops, but its status as a notorious bomb was at least partly caused by box office blowback from Spielberg's dino might.

His presumed suicide (his car was found near the Severn Bridge, a notorious suicide spot) cemented a cult status already blossoming thanks to Edwards' outré look, punk attitude and personal problems.

Supporting juvenile justice in Albania In late 1990s, Albania's pre-trial centres and prisons were notorious for mistreating children and ignoring their status as minors.

Although PGD for hemophilia can be focused on gender selection of female embryos, our results demonstrate that methodological approaches that allow the diagnosis of the hemophilia status of every embryo have notorious advantages.

Fifa may believe it has survived the worst of its potential embarrassment with Blatter's re-election by acclamation and imposing of pariah status on Bin Hammam and the long notorious Jack Warner of Trinidad.

(Perhaps only the Notorious B.I.G., Jay-Z, and Tupac can claim equally august status).