Well, Dave, we chipmunks are notoriously tidy.

Plus an interpreter is notoriously hard to get right.

Well, it's notoriously difficult to get people to be farsighted.

Lab Japan is notoriously bad about certain types of transparency.

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

As we know, our feelings about how we're feeling are notoriously unreliable.

Now, you should know that at that time, the textile industry in the South was notoriously segregated.

For example, baseball players are notoriously superstitious when they're batting, but not so much when they're fielding.

And those distributions are notoriously positively skewed within an individual. Because on some trials just moment to moment.

I want to point out the notoriously left wing socialist group that financed the research, the Federal Reserve Bank.

Notoriously they start preparing for their careers at school, often choosing the lesser evil, out of a fear of ending up with nothing.

We will have two balloons for each of my test jumps, and two balloons for the main jump, because they notoriously tear on takeoff.

One of the things that we know about human psychology is that people are notoriously bad at being able to estimate the space of possible outcomes.

Initial damage estimates are said to top 9 million... which, if accurate... represents a personal record... for the notoriously publicityshy Hancock... who, as usual, can't be reached for comment.

But if insecurity is a major undercurrent of today s record low interest rates, then G 8 leaders should be more cautious in their self congratulation. Investors collective psychology is notoriously fragile.

In dating, the transition from friendship to sex can lead to, notoriously, various forms of awkwardness, and as can sex in the workplace, in which we call the conflict between a dominant and a sexual relationship sexual harassment.

And one of the problems with this is that people are actually when you research this field people are notoriously unreliable, when they actually kind of self report on where they have their own good ideas, or their history of their best ideas.

Now, I have to say that my memory is notoriously porous, and I've often wondered whether there was any truth in this story, or I was just, you know, misremembering something, but I recently just blew up this old negative of mine, and sure enough, there you can see the Shklovsky and Sagan book underneath that analog calculating device.

To the casual and irreflective observer, if you know what I mean, it may sound a pretty good wheeze having a duke for an uncle, but the trouble about old Chiswick was that, though an extremely wealthy old buster, owning half London and about five counties up north, he was notoriously the most prudent spender in England.