Sentence examples for get a downgraded from inspiring English sources

As Boseley writes in her analysis piece, communities which hear that their neighbours are getting a five-star emergency care centre while they get a "downgraded" three-star jobby (I live in such an area) may get upset.

And if you're trying to save a little scratch, you can now get a slightly downgraded version for $30 less that lacks the backlighting, USB and audio ports.

After all, if triple-A-rated General Electric got a downgrade, would it really affect its business?

It should have "positive implications" not only for Greece, they said, but also other countries under pressure along Europe's periphery, such as Portugal, which got a downgrade Wednesday from Fitch Ratings.

And when a sovereign gets a downgrade (as Greece of course has) then corporates based in that country will see their own credit rating downgraded.

The processor gets a downgrade, the RAM is knocked down from 4- to 3GB and storage is halved to 32GB, though once again you can augment that by up to 128GB, courtesy of the microSD slot.

Keeping the battery level low could reduce the risk of overheating, but it would be equivalent to getting a downgrade of a top-of-the-line phone, said Kim Young Woo, an analyst at SK Securities.

Conseco may also get a possible downgrade on its insurance business from A. M. Best, the rating agency.

Granted if our debt payments begin to exceed our income then we might get a credit downgrade, but as we a re operating right now, that's not within sight.

On the other hand, you'll rarely if ever get a refund for downgrading your choice from a premium to a free version.

Local people get a feeling of being irredeemably downgraded.