Sentence examples similar to notoriously erroneous from inspiring English sources
In 2000, Database's process led, notoriously, to the erroneous disenfranchisement of thousands of voters — most of them Democrats and many of them black.
UniRef50 entries contain many translated genes from genome sequencing projects; gene finding in eukaryote genomes is notoriously difficult and it is possible that erroneous gene building has resulted, for example, in the loss of the exon encoding the cleavage site or the inclusion of part of an intron in its place.
The caution stems from previous erroneous claims by American and Pakistani officials about militant deaths in Waziristan, a notoriously difficult place to get reliable information.
This is totally erroneous.
But they are also erroneous.
It happens to be erroneous.
Lawyers were notoriously slow.
His arguments are erroneous and sloppy.
Ms. Oaks' allegations are unfounded and erroneous.
The erroneous phrase would then be removed.
