Sentence examples for downgraded it in from inspiring English sources

Foundem said that it suffered big financial losses when Google downgraded it in search results and that Google unfairly favored its other online services, which include mapping, translation and video.

A 16th hospital, Croydon University, briefly declared "an internal major incident" on Tuesday morning but downgraded it in the afternoon.

As for Enron, agency executives have said they delayed downgrading it in large part because of its proposed merger with Dynegy, a rival energy trading company.

The firm reiterated that "strong buy" five more times over the next six months as the stock sank to $20, then finally gave in and downgraded it to "perform" in November when it was at $4.56.

This is, however, less than the company feared when it downgraded it profit expectations in October, to "no lower than €140m" for 2011, with Mecom now expecting EBITDA to come in at about €144m for the year.

In May 2005, Tennant upgraded her rating to a "strong buy" and eventually downgraded it to a "hold" in October 2006.

They had distorted was status of the wetland, downgrading it ecologically in their reports.

Britain's economic recovery remains too reliant on debt-fuelled consumer spending, a leading UK business organisation has warned, as it downgraded its growth forecasts in the face of a manufacturing slowdown.

Fitch began to downgrade it in December 2002, and in early 2003 took the unprecedented step of publishing details of the Corvus portfolio on its website.

It has downgraded Chrome in its search listings after the discovery that a marketing campaign paid bloggers to promote a video about it.

Take this line from a Moody's report when it downgraded Drew University in New Jersey in 2012: "The rating is based on persistent operating deficits and thin cash-flow driven by a decline in enrollment and net tuition per student coupled with rising debt service payments and transition of several key members of university leadership".