Sentence examples for downgrade slightly from inspiring English sources

The animation is notable for the way that the production team has tried to downgrade slightly from the shiny perfection of typical Blue Sky creations to at least nod toward the hand-drawn qualities of Schulz's drawings and the lo-fi feel of the string of animated cartoons that have become holiday television staples.

It downgraded slightly its assessment of the economy after its policy meeting this week.

Today, the government noted in passing with a shrug that their benefit to costs ratio has already been downgraded slightly.

Though if you honestly can't figure out how to laugh at this, maybe it's time you considered a downgrade to slightly less intellectually rigorous fare.

Operationally, Helene was estimated to have had 125 mph (205 km/h) winds, but the post-storm analysis downgraded it slightly.

In fact, flooding the market with artificial Twuffie does little more than slightly downgrade the value of 100,000 F's.

However, I've slightly downgraded the Republican prospects in South Dakota.

The central bank dropped hints that it might need to maintain its stimulus, and slightly downgraded its assessment of economic growth in the United States from "moderate" to "modest".

You can bet that, especially for millennials, the experience will be slightly downgraded in their minds if the technology infrastructure, complete with superfast broadband and 4G, isn't in place to help them tell their story.

Spain's situation worsened last week when Standard & Poor's, one of the three big credit rating agencies, slightly downgraded its status after Portugal was also relegated and Greek debt was designated junk.

Sports Direct's latest profit warning comes despite the fact that some analysts had already downgraded profit expectations slightly last month, when the company revealed worse-than-expected sales figures.