Meanings of international notoriety in anglès

The housing crisis in the Irish capital had acquired international notoriety.

Birkenfeld... has gained international notoriety as a result of his indictment and guilty plea.

The rant went viral, gaining international notoriety in the process.

The brothers gained international notoriety and inspired characters in the Oscar-winning 2000 film Traffic.

Last year, Gizmodo shot to international notoriety after it obtained a prototype of Apple's hotly anticipated iPhone 4.

Its first exhibition in 1981, with its startlingly colourful pieces of furniture, launched the group into international notoriety.

The Abu Sayyaf gained international notoriety around five years ago when they captured and beheaded tourists and church workers.

Hanson gained international notoriety 20 years ago when she warned that Australia was in danger of being "swamped by Asians".

The former livestock trader gained international notoriety as one of the most ruthless militia commanders in the Darfur war that began in 2003.

In 2005, riots broke out in the Sydney beachside suburb of Cronulla between white residents and Lebanese from other suburbs, gaining international notoriety.

As well: Editor-in-chief of US Glamour Samantha Barry and TV presenter Laura Whitmore have gained international notoriety through their work in the media industry.

Rigby's murder gained international notoriety when Michael Adebolajo was filmed by passers-by standing in the street with blood-soaked hands trying to justify the attack.

Hanson's speech was delivered 20 years after she first entered parliament and gained international notoriety by warning that Australia was being "swamped by Asians".

"For several months last summer he trained officers and crews in this branch of warfare, which gained him international notoriety."