Sentence examples for some notorious from inspiring English sources

Some notorious drug gang smashed?

Passwords as a general technique have some notorious defects.

Xerox's loyalty to paper as a medium, however, has contributed to some notorious strategic blunders.

The government does have a record of backing some notorious energy failures.

Among those molds were important food spoilage molds like Aspergillus and Penicillium, and even some notorious producers of mycotoxins.

As a journalist for the Daily Mail, Fiona Barton reported on some notorious court cases.

Still, the parishioners said, they were keenly aware of other abuse cases, especially some notorious cases in the Bridgeport Diocese.

In provocative studies of five Victorians — some eminent, some merely notorious — Hughes addresses a "hole in the biographical text where arms, legs, breasts and bellies should have been".

It also points out sites that inspired their songs and some more notorious behavior.

For some this notorious production has become the Brooklyn version of the Broadway bomb "Carrie".

He complained that some are notorious for making big bucks but failing to prepare students for jobs.