Sentence examples for notoriously fast from inspiring English sources

Most players this week will have had their putters made lighter, trying to compensate for the notoriously fast Open greens.

"They are notoriously fast starters.

Retroviruses evolve and HIV is a notoriously fast evolving virus.

The extraocular muscles are notoriously fast and active, suggesting the need for efficient ATP buffering.

Caenorhabditis nematodes do experience a notoriously fast rate of nucleotide substitution (Cutter et al. 2009), and this may cause a baseline level of target turnover that is of little functional consequence.

Because acrylic paints dry notoriously fast, mist your painting/palette from time to time to keep the paints moist.[citation needed].

Totally self-absorbed, they couldn't care less about how they frustrate others who are walking behind them in a notoriously fast-paced city.

Perhaps he was just flustered trying to get a word in edgewise with the notoriously fast-talking quintet.

And there's the Bruins' style of play – notoriously tough, fast and, at times, brutal.

He expects that Japanese baseball games, which are notoriously slow, will become faster and that umpires, who are not highly regarded in Japan, will gain new credibility as the country adopts practices of the major league.

The writers claim to have achieved this direct access to dao and Roth links the "achievement" to evidence of early Chinese interests in meditative practices including breath control, fasting (and notoriously wine and possibly other hallucinogens).