Sentence examples for if downgraded from inspiring English sources

If downgraded, the company would have to put up at least $1.7 billion in collateral against its swap contracts valued as of September — money the firm said it did not have.

Furthermore, the park if downgraded would lose its international status and, with it, funds it currently gets from the United States and Europe.

You check out the picture of the new girlfriend to see if he downgraded.

"If they downgraded Britain they'd have to downgrade the US too – and they can't do that," he chuckled.

The terms, described by several A.I.G. trading partners, stated that A.I.G. would post payments under two or three circumstances: if mortgage bonds were downgraded, if they were deemed to have lost value, or if A.I.G.'s own credit rating was downgraded.

If Spain gets downgraded to junk, many investors will be forced to sell Spanish bonds.

Britain will be downgraded if the budget deficit rises because of weak growth.

If they are downgraded, both would see their credit slip from investment grade to junk.

If France is downgraded, the EFSF will be close behind.How to conjure a bigger EFSF without more taxpayers' money?

Agencies will be under pressure to react faster and issuers will be hit harder if they are downgraded.

And it will be downgraded if the government shows any sign of backsliding on its commitment to austerity.