Sentence examples for for downgrading from inspiring English sources

Ratings agency Fitch put US debt under review for downgrading.

That's another reason for downgrading the UK's outlook to negative tonight.

Trump was also criticised for downgrading the science in his administration.

But he will detail alternatives for downgrading it, making clear the leadership's preference is for a two-submarine replacement.

At the same time, Mr. Rangel's supporters point out that there is a precedent for downgrading the punishment.

Save the Children, one of the charities helping the survivors who reach European shores, criticised the UK for "downgrading" its commitment to saving lives.

Rightly or wrongly, the public believe that the EU is as responsible as the French government for downgrading their living conditions.

In a January 2010 cable, the American Embassy in Bahrain criticized the human rights group Freedom House for downgrading Bahrain's rating from "partly free" to "not free" in its global survey of political rights and civil liberties.

Officials from Standard & Poor's said the main reason for downgrading the debt of Greece and Portugal was the prospect that forced austerity packages would be an even bigger drag on economic growth.

Mozilla has a guide for downgrading your copy of Firefox to a previous version < http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Installing a previous version of Firefox > on its site, but the most recent version you can reinstall is Firefox 3.6.

Where the old system rewarded competitors for downgrading their routines, the current rules incentivize the sort of boundary-pushing athleticism that, it must be said, elevates gymnastics as a spectator sport.