Sentence examples for downgraded itself from inspiring English sources

But something else happened at the same time and for the same reason: the fly-by-wire system downgraded itself to a mode that gave the pilot less help and more latitude to control the plane.

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.

While some still believed Greece needed time to turn itself around, the group agreed on a downgrade, but only by one level, to A2, with a negative outlook.

As for the downgrade itself, it may just be an expression of the obvious, not unlike the shellacking the stock market took last week.

At a crucial moment the agencies would have to declare that they were unable to provide a rating of the country, as clear a signal to the markets as a downgrade itself.

Although the debt downgrade itself is somewhat abstract, even those who don't pay much attention to economic news will hear of it on cable news programs and late-night comedy shows.

Both models have that USB 2.0 support we mentioned and can also downgrade itself to work with USB 1.0 devices.

In upstate New York, Sage Colleges, which includes the all-female Russell Sage College in Troy, found itself downgraded a stunning three notches.

World First (@World_First) Market reaction to UK downgrade has itself been downgraded from 'pfft' to 'meh' February 25 , 2013Updated at 10.53am GMT 10.26am GMT How the pound doing?

Its leadership clutches every fragment of power to itself, downgrading the normal institutions of democracy such as the cabinet and parliament.

Why, it was a submission by Enron, made last October _ the same month that Enron provided such "accurate and timely price signals" that its bonds were downgraded to high-risk junk and the company itself soon went bankrupt.