Sentence examples for notoriously delayed from inspiring English sources

Madonna is by no means the only superstar who has kept crowds waiting, with Rihanna, Justin Bieber, Kanye West and Guns N' Roses among the acts to have notoriously delayed start times for their shows.

(In related news, a spokesperson from the Mayor's office told me that 25percentt of the backlog for notoriously delayed Rikers Island cases have been cleared in two months, thanks to a new fast-track program called Justice Reboot).

Risk: Airport Overload Some of the most notoriously delay-ridden airports -- La Guardia (responsible for nearly a third of all flight delays last year), O'Hare and Logan, in Boston -- were built many years ago, when air traffic was a fraction of what it is today.

A second important reform that has been delayed involves state authorities, those notoriously secretive, quasi-government entities that borrow billions of dollars with little public oversight.

The fifth metatarsal metaphyseal diaphyseal stress fracture is a notoriously difficult fracture with a history of delayed healing and prolonged treatment times.

Skin graft donor sites are notoriously painful, with potential complications of fluid loss, delayed healing, infection, and hypertrophic scarring, particularly in patients with burns or traumatic injury.

Train delayed?

Justice delayed.