notoriously in English

adverb

[nəʊ'tɔːrɪəslɪ]

in a notorious way

Use "notoriously" in a sentence

1. Hot money notoriously unstable and even more notoriously procyclical.

2. Bullpens are notoriously fickle

3. His books are notoriously impenetrable.

4. Statistics can be notoriously unreliable.

5. English pronunciation is notoriously difficult.

6. The trains are notoriously unreliable.

7. However, averages are notoriously unreliable.

8. The weather here is notoriously fickle.

9. The human memory is notoriously selective.

10. The program is notoriously difficult to learn.

11. My grandmother was a notoriously fussy housekeeper.

12. A notoriously corrupt one at that.

13. Aardvarks are notoriously elusive, nocturnal mammals

14. Truth is a notoriously elusive quality.

15. The building trade is notoriously unstable.

16. Civil court proceedings are notoriously slow.

17. Mountain weather is notoriously difficult to predict.

18. She is notoriously bad at writing letters.

19. Birth rates are notoriously difficult to predict.

20. The train company is overstaffed and notoriously inefficient.

21. The Clapper is a notoriously finicky device

22. The weather in Britain is notoriously changeable.

23. Computer programmers, for example, are notoriously Aloof

24. Blowdowns notoriously burn hotter than healthy live forests

25. 23 Birth rates are notoriously difficult to predict.

26. The monarchy was notoriously reluctant to embrace change.

27. The television world was a notoriously fickle one.

28. The world of popular music is notoriously fickle.

29. He was a notoriously verbose after-dinner speaker.

30. This route through the mountains is notoriously dangerous.

31. The law is notoriously vague on this point.

32. Wheel-Clamping is notoriously unpopular with unauthorised parkers

33. Manhattan's community planners are notoriously resistant to change.

34. He is notoriously indiscreet about his private life.

35. Cost estimates are notoriously uncertain in this business. Sentencedict.com

36. My husband saved them because they're notoriously difficult to terminate.

37. “Even the most beneficial drugs notoriously possess adverse effects.

38. 20 But good intentions make notoriously treacherous paving stones.

39. The group has been notoriously fickle in the past.

40. Icebergs are notoriously unstable and are likely to turn over.

41. Large meetings are notoriously less productive and more difficult to handle.

42. Toddlers are notoriously antisocial when it comes to sharing toys.

43. Azides, are notoriously heat and shock sensitive and can explosively

44. He was notoriously avid for every shilling he could earn.

45. 🔊 Notoriously late, his arrival was Consequent on making his flight

46. Bindweed is notoriously hard to control, especially with a single herbicide application.

47. It is notoriously difficult to image the acromion with conventional radiography.

48. Diplomats can be a notoriously unreliable and misleading source of information.

49. Conditions in prisons and detention facilities in Vietnam are notoriously bad.

50. Now Swann and Proust, we have to admit, were notoriously jealous.