Sentence examples for downgrade you from inspiring English sources

Having accepted a downgrade, you were entitled to receive compensation within seven days "proportionate to the type of ticket".

"As we were walking out, they said, 'Now we're going to downgrade you,' " Mr. Romano recounted the other day.

"If you exhaust it all in one event, that will cause the ratings agencies to think about whether to downgrade you," Ms. Grandstaff said.

"Because it's a downgrade, you know what I'm saying?" In Blige's rejection of "nigger" as a fashionable term of endearment is the understanding that the word, its history and its hurt, cannot be explained away.

FINANCIAL TIMES Better the Downgrade You Know  |  Standard & Poor's downgrade of America's triple A credit rating was not unexpected, bankers said over the weekend, suggesting that though Monday's trading may be "messy," panic will not be as intense as it could have been, as preparations were already in place.

— Austan Goolsbee, the chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers "You look at where the marketplace is today, you look at our downgrade, you look at all the economic woes that every American family has seen play out over the past little while — we've done this to ourselves".

One of the extraordinary features of the global economy over the past year has been the downgrading, you might say demise, of two of the Brics.

Since you've downgraded, you don't want to ace every question.

Maybe it is misplaced pride but it downgrades you.

"If you start downgrading services you're going to add to that pressure and if you start transferring patients further then you start introducing delays and putting people's lives at risk.

"If you downgrade the securities you have to put more up for collateral and that affects pretty much everybody out there who has held these in reserve.