Sentence examples for have a downgraded from inspiring English sources

Research suggests that when we are in this state of "objective self-awareness," we have a tendency to have a downgraded rating of the self.

He went on, "If he ever even alludes to renegotiating the debt, we will have a downgrade of U.S. debt, and that event will cause a massive exodus of foreign investors from the U.S. Treasury market".

And how you go from a level one or a level two to the level three is to have a downgrade.

The agencies have had a downgrade bias for some time: From the early 1980s through the current day, downgrades have eclipsed upgrades.

Ratings agencies have only downgraded a few commercial real estate securities.

He then ran 9.766 in May 2006 to set a new world record – only to have it downgraded to a joint best time with Asafa Powell.

Polar bear-savaging scenes would have been downgraded to a run-in with a fractious squirrel.

The two sides are currently negotiating what the Israelis have already downgraded to a "framework agreement" rather than a full peace deal discussed at Annapolis.

The crew's charges have been downgraded to a misdemeanour that will likely only attract a fine.

Some Irish institutions have downgraded A-levels accordingly.

The internet proposals, slated for inclusion in the Queen's Speech laying out the government's firm legislative agenda, have been downgraded to a mere draft for consultation.