Sentence examples for notoriously likely from inspiring English sources

But punch card systems are notoriously likely to undercount votes -- far more likely to do so than are the other voting mechanisms used in Florida.

Juries tend to believe eye witnesses who believe themselves, although they're notoriously likely to be mistaken.

The stock, at $52, is at its low for the year amid a lack of new products and concerns about slowing iPod sales, but the notoriously secretive Jobs likely won't give up any forward-looking product hints next week, opting instead to wait for the company's annual developer conference in August.

The problem of identifying archaeological remains with language grouping is notoriously difficult, but it seems likely that the principal Celtic arrivals occurred in the Iron Age.

The back-to-back protests, stretching from just outside Los Angeles to the outskirts of San Francisco, were a stark rebuke of the Republican frontrunner from progressives in California, a notoriously liberal state that is likely to shape the outcome of the Republican presidential election.

Peterson predicts that pinning down the precise protein is likely to be "notoriously difficult".

And babies, notoriously bad at evaluating risk, likely don't have the same reaction to dangers they might actually encounter a knife or syringe, say, or an electrical socket because they have to be taught what's dangerous.

An ad like this is likely to alienate as many citizens as it motivates: Predictions are notoriously dangerous, given the multitude of possible outcomes.

Moreover, one-night polling in a city that is notoriously difficult to survey isn't likely to lead to the most accurate survey.

The industry is notoriously anti-security, though trend is likely fading in today's world of NSA-snooping and near-constant attacks.

Annual crop productivity, as notoriously unpredictable as it is, will likely become increasingly erratic and volatile.