Sentence examples for notoriously changed from inspiring English sources
In these terms, the most obvious culprit for having approved the legality of the war itself is Lord Goldsmith, Tony Blair's attorney-general, whose advice notoriously changed in the run-up to invasion.
Page A30 PROMISE OF REFORM IN SAUDI ARABIA Saudi Arabia is notoriously change-averse.
But it can't risk offending its notoriously change-averse regulars either.
My guess was the cheers just had the edge, which was a major achievement bearing in mind the Met's notoriously change-averse regular clientele.
Saudi Arabia is notoriously change-averse, but four years after assuming the crown, King Abdullah may finally be ready to fulfill his promise to lead his country toward greater tolerance and modernity.
Secretary of Education Arne Duncan announced the Race to the Top Fund (RTT), a reform program that will once again attempt to instigate change within the notoriously change-resistant world of education.
The author had obtained permission to publish the booklet in Rome from the Pope's Roman vicar, Cardinal Luigi Traglia, who is notoriously against changed ordered by the Council.
The Medicare payment system is notoriously complex and has changed repeatedly over the years.
Both of these are notoriously resistant to change.
The military is notoriously slow to change, and family efforts tend to be a low priority.
And the repercussions of her notoriously erratic behavior change the lives of all of them.
