Sentence examples for which notoriously from inspiring English sources

The famous photograph of the Cottingley fairies, which notoriously duped Conan Doyle, is a case in point.

Q. Did you test the glass for I. M. Pei's John Hancock building in Boston, which notoriously kept falling out when it was under construction in 1975?

Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR), the buy-out firm which notoriously laid siege to RJR Nabisco in 1988, first tried to list on the stockmarket last year.

Justice Sandra Day O'Connor said the contorted map of North Carolina's 12th district, which notoriously split a freeway in two, bore "an uncomfortable resemblance to political apartheid".

New research into May's general election sheds light on what went wrong with the opinion polls, which notoriously all failed to predict David Cameron's outright win.

There is no assessment being done as to what will happen to the many homeowners who could be forced out through compulsory purchase orders, which notoriously undervalue properties.

"They were using Flash, which is notoriously insecure," he said.

The hotel industry, which is notoriously cyclical, is particularly susceptible to such peaks and troughs.

Deciding what matches what therefore requires judgment, which is notoriously difficult to program in advance.

But the recession was unkind to the events business, which is notoriously cyclical anyway.

This was the Commerce Department's "advance" estimate of G.D.P., which is notoriously unreliable.