Sentence examples for downgrading to the from inspiring English sources

The Colonial, widely considered the best Football Championship Subdivision league in the country, is plugging the holes left by the recent departures of Old Dominion (to Conference USA in 2013), Georgia State (to the Sun Belt) and Rhode Island (downgrading to the Northeast Conference).

The defensive midfielder Denílson has been downgraded to the Carling and FA Cups.

"I downgraded to the lowest available minute plan, which I'm not even getting close to using".

The CBI's downgrade to the UK outlook follows a similar move by the British Chambers of Commerce last week.

History offers few clues on the consequences of a downgrade to the world's dominant risk-free asset.

Such an outlook would imply a greater chance of a downgrade to the Aa1 rating in the future.

On Friday Thailand was downgraded to the lowest ranking in the state department's annual report on Trafficking in Persons.

Analysts say that means that any downgrade to the country's debt rating would be unlikely to undermine the Japanese debt markets or sharply raise government borrowing costs.

Yet even with the scrapping of the Human Rights Act downgraded to the status of wish rather than promise, the sense of English isolation was depressingly pervasive.

Relations between the countries were downgraded to the lowest level short of a break in 2011 after protesters in Tehran attacked the British Embassy.

Risks of a downgrade to the European Union's sovereign debt rating come from a "deterioration in the creditworthiness of E.U. member states," Moody's said.