Sentence examples for both the downgrading of from inspiring English sources
No reason was given, but there has been much public disquiet about both the "downgrading" of the Bradford museum and a potential clash with the Museum of Science and Industry 40 miles away in Manchester, which is also part of the Science Museum Group.
Both the French and the British are likely to resist the downgrading of the Council of Ministers.
The downgrading of some of its banks this week was a portent of that.
The downgrading of the United States' credit rating last Friday did the rest.
However, Andy Burnham, Labour's shadow health secretary, criticised the downgrading of the hospital.
The authorities also pleaded with people not to take comfort from the downgrading of the hurricane.
The elevation of the Bible as the authority in matters of faith led to the downgrading of other church authorities.
That the downgrading of France was in the air, however, was no fantasy, nor was it malevolent.
Because privacy is a collective value, the downgrading of privacy by some will cause loss of privacy for all.
