FOR all its vaunted decentralisation, the Internet is a top-down affair when it comes to security.(對于其所吹噓的分權(quán)，當談?wù)摰揭蛱鼐W(wǎng)的安全時，其是自上而下的問題。)

More basically, Britain’s vaunted liberalised-market model is looking ragged.(更基本的問題是，英國大肆吹捧的自由市場模型現(xiàn)在看來是漏洞百出。)

And why did the vaunted Japanese educational system play an insignificant role in stemming the country's recession?(為什么倍受追捧的日本教育在阻止本國經(jīng)濟蕭條上擔當?shù)氖菬o足輕重的角色？)

The vaunted Latino family is coming to resemble the black family.(過分受贊的拉美家庭正接近黑人家庭狀況。)

The vaunted new wireless technology promises to combine the speed of broadband Internet access with the ubiquity of mobile phones.(這項受人吹捧的新型無線技術(shù)可望將寬帶網(wǎng)速與普及的移動電話相結(jié)合。)

Even the much-vaunted state sector is feeling the pinch.(甚至連備受贊譽的國有部門也感受到手頭緊的滋味。)

Kids need a range of authentic role models—as opposed to members of their clique, pop stars and vaunted athletes.(孩子們需要一些真正的榜樣，而不是他們小圈子里的人、流行歌星或自吹自擂的運動員那樣的。)

The Fed is losing its vaunted status as an institution that somehow is above politics and public scrutiny.(美聯(lián)儲已經(jīng)失去了它作為一個機構(gòu)吹噓的地位。)

California's much-vaunted high-speed rail project is, to put it bluntly, a train wreck.(加州夸大其詞的高速鐵路計劃，說穿了，就是一列車殘骸。)

Their much vaunted reforms did not materialize.(他們大肆吹噓的改革并沒有實現(xiàn)。)