Sentence examples for effect of downgrading from inspiring English sources
The sacred male companionships of seventy years ago did not have the effect of downgrading women — anything but.
And only research departments are to be allowed to end coverage of a company—in the past, this was often done at the behest of bankers who preferred it to the relationship-damaging effects of downgrading a client's shares.
The effect of downgrades from Moody's Investors Service and Standard & Poor's were exacerbated by a poor earnings report.
These have already risen sharply as investors have pre-empted the rating agencies' move.Investors are also fretting about the effect of downgrades on existing debt.
Let me remark on one more aspect of downgrading.
The effect of performance downgrading is larger in cases of longer frames between pilot signals, as a straightforward result from quickly decaying auto-covariance function of channel gains in occurrence of clusters in the environment.
Other leaders sought to talk down the effect of the downgrades, which were expected.
So the effect of a downgrade on borrowing costs will be more muted.Another charge against the agencies is that ratings of local-currency debt are pointless.
Morgan Stanley has played down the effect of a downgrade, saying only 8 percent of its derivative contracts have rating triggers that could immediately prompt customers to move their business.
David K. Wilson, senior deputy comptroller and chief national bank examiner in the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, said that members of Congress were "right to worry" about the possible unknown effects of a downgrade.
