Sentence examples for downgraded benefits from inspiring English sources

United Airlines, for instance, has downgraded benefits offered to the lowest tier of its elite frequent fliers.

Nationwide FlexAccount Nationwide used to be the number one account for travellers, but has downgraded many of its benefits over the years.

The consultation document repeats a mistake made in other reconfiguration controversies in being concrete about what will be closed or downgraded but vague about the benefits, notably around primary and community care.

GM has a huge retired work force and underfunded benefit liabilities, one reason Standard & Poor's downgraded its credit rating last October.

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

The task force found that the benefits of mammography outweighed the risks, but in a little-noticed concession, it actually downgraded its rating of the strength of the evidence, to fair from good.

Your outrage is noted, although size vanity is generally for the benefit of the larger customer, ie the size 24s who have been flatteringly downgraded to a 20.

The fleet of 75,000 government cars is being shrunk, and the models downgraded.For years, the French have more or less tolerated the perks enjoyed by their leaders as long as their own benefits were left alone.

Spain and Italy are downgraded.

downgraded those countries.

Malaysia was also downgraded.