Sentences with phrase «become notorious»

They were especially prominent during the housing bubble of the 2000s but have become notorious due to the sub-prime mortgage crisis that reared it's ugly head in mid 2007.

Vivo is a pretty well - known Chinese device maker that has become notorious due to the fact that some of its products are advertised as bundling some pretty wild specs.

Case in point: 2015 has seen a number of striking convertibles, offering multiple form - factors with the sort of budget pricing that Google's Chrome OS has become notorious for.

ICOs have become notorious for being used as tools by scammers looking to take investor money and run.

While that particular comment may have been removed in error, however, Facebook has become notorious for removing content of all kinds — in many cases without ever saying why it was removed.

This case brings attention to the practices of an industry that has become notorious for labor violations.

«Unfortunately for consumers and jobseekers, Louisiana has become notorious as one of the states where consumer protection laws can be most easily exploited by personal injury lawyers looking to become millionaires,» said ATRA President Tiger Joyce.

Jones, of course, would later become notorious as one of the alarmists whose skullduggery was exposed in the Climategate email leak — which is, how, of course we came to know about his «cheering news!»

Keenan has become notorious for pursuing a series of vitriolic disputes with British academics over climate data.

Connecticut residents have become notorious for balking at all kinds of energy projects because they don't like the way they look.

Velikovsky began to develop the radical catastrophist cosmology and revised chronology theories for which he would become notorious.

Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days is a video game destined to become notorious not only for its copious amounts of bloody violence and mature subject matter, but for the way it has divided critics upon release.

The Star Wars shooter has already become notorious for the fact that playable Darth Vader was extremely difficult to unlock, with EA and DICE using his status as one of the most iconic characters from the franchise as a reason to keep the Sith lord far away from casual play.

The last year hasn't been great for Rainbow Six Siege, a game that, while hugely popular this year, has recently become notorious for game - breaking bugs and exploits.

PC gamers have been crying out for a port of Red Dead Redemption since its release, their cries seemingly falling on deaf ears over at Rockstar who have become notorious for releasing their games o...

PC gamers have been crying out for a port of Red Dead Redemption since its release, their cries seemingly falling on deaf ears over at Rockstar who have become notorious for releasing their games on PC long after they arrive on console.

Now, some Pomchi pups have become notorious for their stubborn, disobedient attitudes — a trait common to both their parent breeds.

Hotel and their amenities have improved dramatically over the years — some, such as the Oriental Hotel in Bangkok and the Chelsea Hotel in New York have even become notorious for their high - class service and the famous people who have stayed there.

No it isn't the next STi, just like the previous concept wasn't the current STi... Subaru's marketing has become notorious of late for promising so much but delivering so little.

A model bill for the «Parent Trigger Act» and much of school choice and privatization legislation is designed and promoted by the American Legislative Exchange Council or ALEC, which coordinates with the State Policy Network and has become notorious for promoting «stand your ground» legislation and propagating climate change denial.

Doris outsmarted jewelry store - clerks around the world to become a notorious thief.

Marvel has become notorious for using mid-credit and post-credit scenes to not only give fans Easter eggs, but hint at the next movie in the MCU.

It's a movie that's become notorious for the tears it elicits from its audience, but there is a blend of comedy and drama in the film that is really hard to replicate (many films have tried).

With Sucker Punch, Snyder isn't really looking to change the formula his films have become notorious for, but the storyline just didn't sit right with me.

German / Austrian director Michael Haneke has become notorious for making films that are, essentially, extended meditations on discomfort, in which the lives of his fictional characters are marred by unspeakable violence and the minds of the audience are jarred by self - reflexive story twists.

FOX has become notorious for cancelling great shows before they'd even gotten started.

It's more Jerry Bruckheimer than it is Tom Clancy, but in a subgenre that's become notorious for being a tad too clinical, that's probably not a bad thing.

Chinese dishes become notorious for MSG, cornstarch as a thickener, and sugar, so ask before you order.

In their native range in South America, monk parakeets have become notorious crop pests devouring cereal grain and citrus fruits, and they have the potential to become the same especially in Florida with its citrus crops, although so far they have had minimal impacts.

Testosterone, for example, has become notorious as the supposed cause of male aggression, a sort of «raging bull» hormone.

For example, Bill Gates of Microsoft has become notorious as a bully who wages the corporate equivalent of war on his competitors.

The Kaduna - Abuja highway it will be recalled has become notorious for -LSB-...]

The photo of the members of the Bullingdon Club - which Newsnight describes as «the elitist Oxford University dining club whose public school members have become notorious over the years for vandalising restaurants and trashing students» rooms» - had embarrassed the Tory leader and there was speculation that Labour or, more likely, surrogates for Labour would use the photo for an anti-Cameron YouTube campaign.

The Police unit incharge of anti-crime known as SARS (special anti-robbery squad) has become notorious for arbitrary arrests and false indictments of innocent citizens for monetary benefits.

It is hoped that now that the police have taken their attacks to the members of the National Assembly may be the legislators will use their powers to bring about change in the police force that has become notorious for professional incompetence, indiscipline and grossly corrupt.

But the academy, founded in 2003, has also become notorious for graduating inept — and sometimes corrupt — principals with little teaching experience.

Not surprisingly various secessionist agitations have re-surfaced-the Avengers in the Niger - Delta have had particularly debilitating economic consequences, while the Independent People of Biafra (IPOB) and its imprisoned leader, Nnamdi Kanu have become notorious for their defiance of federal power.

The BNI further observes that thus far, several electronic and print media outlets have become notorious for their intemperate vituperations, personal attacks, and outright insults, among others.

Truss, a minister in a department that has become notorious for its aggressive advisers - Michael Gove's former aide Dominic Cummings was once accused of bullying, and the vitriolic @Toryeducation Twitter account is thought to have come from DfE insiders - spoke specifically about backroom boys:

Three major errors reflect the poor judgment for which Spitzer would eventually become notorious.

Europe, for centuries the notorious trouble - maker, has become a notorious trouble - ignorant.

The 524 - mile canal system has become a notorious drag on the authority, costing $ 93.7 million this year.

Kanu has become notorious, well known for some bad quality or deed.

Ko has become notorious for hiring and firing caddies.

To find out, we went to Rose's Luxury in Washington, D.C., which we named our Best New Restaurant in America in 2014 and has become notorious for its lines.

It has become notorious, especially in the Ecumenical Movement, that an understanding between such divergent manifestations of Christianity is difficult and, indeed, often bound to fail.1 Ecumenical hermeneutics is an attempt to unveil the reasons for the apparent lack of agreement through the analysis of the divergent ways of understanding Scripture and its tradition, as well as for the difficulty of mutual understanding between Christians.

On one side of the coin the new trend for artists to talk about issues such as faith as well as mental health, police brutality, racism, body image and fatherlessness is a refreshing shift from the materialistic, consumerdriven rhymes which hip - hop has become notorious for.

And several prime shopping districts now have availability rates well over 20 percent, while stretches on Bleecker Street and Broadway have become notorious for their empty storefronts.

Since the early»90s, Harvey Weinstein has become notorious for a certain pattern: He'll pick a rising young starlet — often blonde, sometimes talented, always beautiful — and begin to shower her with attention.

But it's not necessarily the entitlement for which this generation has become notorious.