Sentence examples for notoriously through from inspiring English sources

He sat on spending and put up taxes, notoriously through his £5 billion ($9 billion) "stealth" raid on pension funds.

This helps to explain why U.S. graduates are increasingly challenging the idea that they should work for free in order to gain a foothold in the global job market — most notoriously through a series of high-profile class actions against companies including Fox Searchlight Pictures, Atlantic Records and Condé Nast.

Mubarak, by contrast, defended the status quo with all the tools at his disposal -- most notoriously through a brutally effective internal security apparatus operating under an emergency law since Sadat's assassination in 1981.

Mr. Erickson added: "The group has notoriously gone through Uganda capturing children and turning them into soldiers and, when not successful, murdering them.

His sudden concern with public morals, most notoriously expressed through the law banning "homosexual propaganda", has been well covered in the media, while Russian courts have a ludicrously free hand when it comes to banning books.

The Bush administration is as notoriously weak on follow-through as it is on planning.

They have also been agitating for an end to the country's notoriously abusive re-education-through-labor system, which allows the police to imprison drug addicts, prostitutes and political offenders for up to three years without trial.

Charles M. Haar, a Harvard Law School professor who helped spur the cleanup of the notoriously befouled Boston Harbor through the strategic use of judicial power, died on Jan . 10in Miami.

In his brilliant historical work about General William Tecumseh Sherman's notoriously vicious march through the South, E.L. Doctorow has brought the end of America's wretched civil war fearsomely to life.

The exhilarating boat trip, lasting 36 hours, took me across the notoriously stormy Straits of Magellan, through the glacier-lined Beagle Channel, and to places where Darwin had concluded that life barely existed at all.

I am worried about security, as we'll travel through notoriously dangerous parts of the world with social and religious tension, like Southern Thailand and Indonesia.