Sentence examples for downgraded into from inspiring English sources
That rule eventually got downgraded into what Ken called "a strong tradition," and has now pretty much gone by the wayside.
When the plans were initially revealed last year, Mr Sheerman wrote that MPs feared Parliament was being "downgraded into a tourist attraction".
That'll be a tricky up and down, and a brilliant round is in danger of being downgraded into a simply very good one.
That rule eventually got downgraded into what Ken called "a strong tradition," and has now pretty much gone by the wayside.
If such a sale does not materialize, the rating would likely be downgraded into the "Baa" category, from A2.
For instance, segregation raises equity issues if immigrants are systematically "downgraded" into low-wage categories that lie below their observed skills, as suggested in recent work by Dustmann et al. (2013) and McGuinness and Byrne (2014).
AE Stallings dramatises this resourcefulness by repurposing a news headline, "Greece Downgraded Deeper Into Junk", and using that headline's last word as one of the two repeating rhymes of a villanelle embedded in a prose poem.
(See "Morgan Stanley Plans to Turn Downgraded Loan CDO Into AAA Bonds" ).
Despite briefly emerging into the Formosa Strait, the JMA downgraded Andy into a severe tropical storm just before landfall in Southern China.
Mr. Grinstein's comments came after Delta reported a narrower fourth-quarter loss compared with 2003, but saw its debt downgraded further into junk territory.
On the west bank of the river at Grieskai 4-8, Hotel Wiesler (6) (00 43 316 70 660; hotelwiesler.com) is a former five-star that has "downgraded" itself into a design hotel, complete with racks ofvintage vinyl in the foyer - doubles from €79, with breakfast.
