Sentence examples for which is notorious from inspiring English sources

There is little value to be found in a market which is notorious for defining desperation.

Abbas had been put in Fara' Philistine prison, which is notorious for torturing inmates.

Karimova has held several high-level positions in her father's government, which is notorious for its human rights record.

Ahead of her trial she was detained at Evin prison in Tehran, which is notorious both for its harsh conditions and for housing political prisoners.

On the other hand, arsenic, which is notorious for its toxicity, is most useful in agriculture, where its compounds are an aid in controlling harmful insect pests.

To get to Sydney we will have to cross the Tasman Sea, which is notorious for strong cold fronts whizzing up from the southern ocean from June onwards.

We pedalled across August Allebé Square, which is notorious for violent confrontations between local youths and cops but had no air of menace.

Not least among these agencies is the State Board of Elections, which is notorious for not enforcing the state's already inadequate campaign finance laws.

She was found suspended from a ligature on her first night in the prison, which is notorious for violence and self-injury.

BEN BRANTLEY +'THE GLASS MemoryRIE' Memory, which is notorious for playing tricks on people, pulls off some doozies in this narcoticized production of Tennessee Williams's classic drama.

The most audacious thefts can occur even before Chinese visitors set foot in the city, on the A1 motorway from the airport, which is notorious for traffic jams.