Sentence examples for a much vaunted from inspiring English sources

There was also a much vaunted package of goodies for the world's least developed countries, which gained promises of free access to rich-countries' markets for at least 97% of their goods.

Two years later the newspapers moved from Canary Wharf to new offices near Victoria station with a much vaunted "hub and spoke" newsroom to mark the papers' embrace of the digital revolution.

The iPhone 3G S launched a few months ago, but AT&T users haven't been able to take advantage of a few much vaunted (and much needed) features as yet: MMS, Bluetooth file-sharing, and tethering are the Big Three.

In fact, it was only this week that the party announced that they intend to vote against any repeal of English fox hunting laws, a PR coup for their much vaunted progressive values, but still a reversal of their previous refusal to vote on English-only issues.

IN A war which neither side is decisively winning, small victories are much vaunted.

A much-vaunted reform has flopped.

TPG has a stellar record in aviation: its previous investments include a much-vaunted turnaround of Continental Airlines.

Hungarian officials have told Western ambassadors that a much-vaunted "eastern opening" has failed to bring as much foreign trade and investment as they hoped.

Legoland Malaysia, which opened in 2012, anchors a busy entertainment district; an outpost of Marlborough College, a posh British school, has helped launch a much-vaunted educational cluster.

The Sunday Times commissioned him to write a much-vaunted series of book reviews, but three strange pieces later, the series came to an abrupt end.

He mentioned the cost savings that could come from community care – a much-vaunted example was investing in towel rails before an accident rather than expensive treatments after.