Sentence examples for which were notorious from inspiring English sources

Sachs recounts in great detail Toscanini's rehearsal methods, which were notorious.

–New laws were enacted to protect the interests of the Chinese workers and to remove the abuses of labor, which were notorious throughout the country.

Bulley notes "The problem ... was rendered far worse by the state of the roads in Somerset, which were notorious down to the middle of the 18th century.

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.

Freddy had been living in Willowbrook Hospital in Staten Island, which was notorious for its awful conditions.

The portfolio will be taken by Ricardo Barros, a civil engineer by training from the Progressive party, which is notorious for corruption.

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

American forces took over the prison, just west of Baghdad, which was notorious during the Saddam Hussein government.

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.