Sentence examples for notoriously large from inspiring English sources

Steen said Floyd had reduced his notoriously large alcohol intake before he died.

He also has a notoriously large appetite and once ate six lobsters for his main on holiday.

This makes Japan's notoriously large surplus look less scary, because although a huge net exporter of goods, it is also a big net importer of services.

The backlog of unresolved immigration and asylum cases is notoriously large; in 2013 the Commons' home affairs select committee estimated that it had reached 500,000.

It is also bigger than the notoriously large maize genome, although only half the size of the enormous genome of the Norway Spruce, Picea abies.

Worryingly, over the past decade many African countries have increased, rather than reduced, their reliance on primary commodities, whose notoriously large price fluctuations make sustained growth difficult.

Indeed, we observed that although MOH patients overall had notoriously larger SSEP 1st block amplitude than controls, and deficient habituation, GRIA3 rSNP61555 SNP influenced the amplitude of blocks, according to a decreasing gradient from T/T to C/C subjects.

This is due to the impractical nature of observing animals that are notoriously elusive, large bodied and fast moving [7], [12].

Senators are notoriously orotund.

And the Congolese government's hold on the vast country is notoriously weak, with large stretches outside of its control.

The version of events set out in the Hutton report is notoriously based on large chunks of verbatim evidence from government witnesses.