Sentence examples for in a downgrade from inspiring English sources

The unloading effect of anesthesia on the left ventricle results in a downgrade of mitral regurgitation (MR) severity, which increases as anesthesia deepens.

And one of the major ratings agencies has said the lack of an agreement, by itself, will not result in a downgrade of government debt.

This will effectively subordinate the debenture holders C$5.1 billion debt, and result in a downgrade of these debentures from investment quality to junk grade.

Relegation to tier 3 would put Thailand, which is grappling with the aftermath of a coup, on a par with North Korea and Iran, and could result in a downgrade of Thailand's trading status with the US.

Moody's on Friday said it would give the government even more time to work on a broader budget plan, but it warned that a missed payment on debt would result in a downgrade.

Money market funds, obliged to hold almost all their assets in AAA credits, might be spared a huge sell-off in a downgrade because their rules refer to short-term ratings, and S.& P.'s threat might only apply longer term.

With the central bank forecasting a 4.5% drop in GDP in 2015 a downgrade is a certainty.

Asos now expects to make a profit of £45m this year, down from predictions of £65m in March, which was in turn a downgrade from £69m.

The smaller committee has also resulted in a downgrading of the party post that controls the security apparatus, which some officials asserted had grown too powerful.

Similarly, reusing construction components in a downgraded function may give them longer service life than initially planned.

Jeremy Hunt's announcement that Lewisham Hospital's A&E department will stay open but in a downgraded form has received public criticism from campaigners and even a Conservative colleague.