Sentence examples for notoriously simple from inspiring English sources

"With no more than a science Ph.D., which is notoriously simple to achieve?

Your network's users are even more at risk if their wireless card uses the Wireless Access Protocol, which is notoriously simple to hack.

But those are relatively simple metrics, and notoriously unreliable; as the screenwriter William Goldman famously said, "nobody, nobody — not now, not ever — knows the least goddamn thing about what is or isn't going to work at the box office".

Square has notoriously done little marketing beyond simple advertising.

Newton's laws of motion are also simple but are notoriously difficult for undergraduate students to comprehend (e.g., Hake, 1998) because many students have everyday notions about physics that are not correct.

Although the latter can often be detected by sequence phylogeny, it can be notoriously difficult to rule out simple tree reconstruction artefacts, especially in sparsely sampled trees, and some probably overpower even the best methods currently available.

Gogol is notoriously difficult for everyone, Chekhov deceptively simple.

Despite the length of the trial and the size of the appeal, the case against Microsoft is simple to the extent anything is simple in antitrust, a notoriously convoluted area.

Mia Wasikowska's take on working with the notoriously difficult Shia LaBeouf is pretty simple: "It's all more or less how it would appear".

Who would've thought the best protection from getting mugged by some seriously scary men on a badly-lit street in a notoriously shady area would be as simple as a messy handbag?

It is also notoriously difficult to spot - although a simple blood test can indicate coeliac disease, the average time it takes someone to get diagnosed is 13 years, with the symptoms often mistaken for irritable bowel syndrome or food intolerance.