Sentence examples for drastic downgrading from inspiring English sources
In June, an influential cross-party group of MPs called for a drastic downgrading of the NCS.
While the agency did not take the more drastic step of downgrading the state's bonds, which still have a high rating of Aa2, Moody's financial analysts said that the falling tax revenues and sputtering national economy had forced them to adjust their outlook for New Jersey's economy from "stable" to "negative".
Standard & Poor's warned that even more drastic measures were needed and prepared to downgrade the credit ratings of both Ford and General Motors.
The downgrade is unlikely to be drastic, according to Moody's, given that most of the companies have "solid" liquidity and only a "limited" risk for near-term refinancing.
The Warwick Commission on the future of cultural value found a drastic fall in arts GCSEs ever since Gove downgraded them – a 50% drop in design and technology, drama down by 23%and25%5% fewer taking craft subjects.
The first checkpoint (12 SAs) has the chance to enhance the prediction accuracy by attempting a precise isolation of potential false negatives (FNs); the second checkpoint (4 SAs) proceeds with a more drastic (but more prudent) FNs removal, as much as this doesn't noticeably downgrade the original accuracy by generating too many false positives (FPs) as well.
Drastic measures were necessary.
