Sentence examples for downgrading in from inspiring English sources

She certainly wasn't afraid of any perceived downgrading in her status by a move into TV.

Gunn raised his concerns about downgrading in a submission to an Australian Senate committee inquiry into conditions and circumstances in detention on Nauru.

Fitch attributed the downgrading, in part, to "the uncertain state of the domestic economy and the potential effects" of the Iraq war.

The Afghan official described the downgrading in relations, in which the ambassador to Qatar has been recalled from Doha to Kabul and replaced with a chargé d'affaires, as a temporary measure.

Too much will be made of the slight downgrading in his title from artistic director to music director that will occur in 2004, when he assumes the Boston post full time.

Interestingly this year's GCSEs saw a downgrading in the importance of coursework and the Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ) gave that as one of the reasons that the number of students taking Physics, Biology and Chemistry dropped for the first time in a decade.

In contrast, the Economic Internet presents a downgraded in-interface, indicating a structural inefficiency.

There was a similar downgrade in 2010.

didn't apply a steeper downgrade in the first place.

At the least, news is downgraded in importance.

The move prompted 10 profits downgrades in barely four years.