Sentence examples for of being downgraded from inspiring English sources

Likewise, the danger of being downgraded by a credit rating agency has been wildly overstated.

Another $82.28 million worth of bonds issued this year were not in danger of being downgraded, Moody's said.

According to the company's internal analysis, once a country is downgraded it has a 52 percent chance of being downgraded again in the next two years.

They are in considerably better shape than the UK economy and in no danger of being downgraded, whatever ideas Roberto Mancini may have.

That'll be a tricky up and down, and a brilliant round is in danger of being downgraded into a simply very good one.

Herville grumbles that he's being sent to "l'état major" (human resources); Victoria had him complain of being downgraded to a "desk job".

But according to Simon Hayes of Barclays Capital, there's little risk of Britain being downgraded: Although there remains a question mark over the UK's sovereign rating we do not expect a downgrade.

However, Simon Hayes, of Barclays Capital, said there was little risk of Britain being downgraded.

Last month, in the 81st Precinct, in Brooklyn, a whistle-blower officer's claims of complaints being downgraded led to internal charges against five officers, including the former commander.

John Watkins Blackwood, Caerphilly I am wondering if there has been any modelling on the ability to staff those hospitals which will take over functions of hospitals being downgraded.

"I would not rule out the possibility of Nokia being downgraded further," Nancy Utterback, a credit strategist at Aviva Investors, told Reuters.