Sentence examples for dramatic downgrading from inspiring English sources
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.
A dramatic downgrade of U.S. economic growth in the first quarter revealed the economy's lingering weakness, exposed the folly of Washington's austerity obsession and slapped the Federal Reserve's newfound optimism right in the face.
How to encourage the FSN network of enthusiastic people to continue to develop and share information, send messages and highlight the dramatic risks involved by downgrading – side-lining even – the projected impacts of climate change (and this long after the debate has concluded).
A bigger downgrade might have more dramatic consequences but doesn't seem (yet) to be on the rating agencies' agenda.While markets have not shown any signs of panic about the deadline yet, there are some interesting developments under the surface.
Downgrades often increase a company's borrowing costs over time, but given that banks have so many subsidiaries that can issue debt, the impact of a holding company downgrade may not always be dramatic.
Speculation is rife that Ford will follow suit.Some of the most dramatic recovery stories concern those firms that had already been downgraded.
Jason Altmire and his fellow Democrats' addiction to big government spending has led to a downgrade of America's credit rating and a dramatic loss in the global markets that could force you to pay more for everyday expenses.
The design strategy is to downgrade the infill reaction inside the structural frame thanks to a dramatic reduction of the masonry in-plane stiffness.
Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!
Downgrading to Cautious".
