Sentence examples similar to downgrading- from inspiring English sources

The process of downgrading the citizenship of those in Israel has only been halted because elections have been called.

Richard Taylor, the independent MP for Wyre Forest in Worcestershire, was elected after a storm in the constituency over the downgrading of Kidderminster hospital.

In the afternoon tomorrow we're looking at downgrading it to a tropical low," Morgan said.

The ONS repeatedly referred to the "government target" between August 2013 and 2014 before downgrading it following Liberal Democrat protests.

Traders, meanwhile, reacted by sharply downgrading shares in major Scottish companies.

In the end he thought giving it up would be "too big a downgrading of our status as a nation".

I'm thinking of downgrading next time in the hope that I'll stop attracting so much attention from thieves.

Just days earlier Moody's cut its assessment of Cyprus's government bonds, downgrading them by one notch from Ba3 to B3.

In a dramatic downgrading of its previous forecasts, the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) estimated that next year's North Sea oil tax receipts would fall to just £700m – less than 0.05% of UK GDP, and then fall further to just £600m in 2016-17.

In the event, Dynegy took a closer look inside Enron's black hole and decided not to proceed making the downgrading of Enron's debt and its bankruptcy inevitable.

Analysts recall GM's brush with bankruptcy in 1992, when a further downgrading of its bonds would have caused unbearable financing costs and forced it to seek protection from creditors.