Sentence examples for of considerable notoriety from inspiring English sources

In addition, I am an award-winning writer and legal journalist of considerable notoriety.

By this time, however, Gateshead Fell had become a place of considerable notoriety, both for the bleakness of the land and for the criminality undertaken upon it.

As detailed below, although breast tumours with an aggressive phenotype that express these cytokeratins were previously characterized, this subtype of tumour gained considerable notoriety with their rediscovery by the use of cDNA microarrays.

A number of cases of aggressive seeding have attained considerable notoriety, and these will be described below.

These buses acquired considerable notoriety when one of them careened off a stretch of I-95 in the Bronx shortly before sunrise in March 2011.

His second novel, Atomised (1998), earned him considerable notoriety with its denunciation of the "soixante-huitard" (1968) hippy generation, and he was expelled from the board of Perpendiculaire, the leftwing literary journal he helped found.

Bluetongue disease (BT) has gained considerable notoriety in recent years because of an unprecedented globalisation and climate change-mediated expansion of its range in Europe, resulting in BTV reaching areas with no historical record of the disease [2], [3].

A spokesman for the position that "words cannot fully express meaning" (yan bu jin yi) was Xun Can (ca. 212 240), who gained considerable notoriety for his claim that the classics were but the "chaff" of the sages' profound learning.

In this capacity he achieved considerable notoriety in Rome for his violent actions, frequently ordering the execution of suspected traitors on the spot.

Neither product contains THC, but they generate considerable notoriety.

The trading island had considerable notoriety in Africa, in Britain, as well as across the ocean in the Americas, and was known as a particularly vibrant hub of commercial activity.