Sentence examples similar to a downgraded status from inspiring English sources

That BBC4 has a channel editor rather than controller is a reflection of its downgraded status as a result of recent cuts, although its future appears to be secure, unlike sister channel BBC3, due to go online only next year.

British characters retain their relevance, but not without acknowledging their downgraded status.

As a result, Standard & Poors downgraded the status of Southern California Edison and Edison International, as well as Pacific Gas and Electric Company and its parent, PG&E Corporation.

In deciding to become a farmer not an idle dweller but the owner of a productive, medium-sized fazenda he had downgraded the status of literature.

In deciding to become a farmer — not an idle dweller but the owner of a productive, medium-sized fazenda — he had downgraded the status of literature.

I've gone from initial skepticism about his chances to defending him as a "top-tier" candidate while some other analysts downgraded his status.

Social news site Reddit has downgraded the status of its "technology" section after a censorship row.

The Panthers downgraded the status of quarterback Vinny Testaverde to questionable after he had back stiffness.

However, the level of fitness (assessed from downgrading status) was not related to response and adjustment for the factors listed above, using nonresponse weights, made little difference to the results.

South Africa may now avoid a downgrade to junk status by ratings agencies, which would drastically limit investment from overseas.

In the end he thought giving it up would be "too big a downgrading of our status as a nation".