Sentence examples for substantially downgraded from inspiring English sources
Embarrassingly for the chancellor, the OBR has substantially downgraded its forecasts for GDP.
Stafford hospital is to be substantially downgraded, losing its maternity and children's wards as well as emergency surgery, under proposals from the trust's special administrator.
If, say, you forgot about those baggies on your kitchen table when police respond to your report of a burglary and Gifford says that kind of thing happens all the time as long as you cooperate with the investigation and prosecution, it's nearly a lock that any charges filed against you will be dropped or substantially downgraded.
In the aftermath of the worst economic downturn since the Depression, much attention has been focused on the 15 million people who are officially out of work, yet even among those who have jobs, livelihoods and living standards have been substantially downgraded.
A follow-up report substantially downgraded the level of risk associated with adalimumab [ 29].
Low-grade (NOS) and High-grade (NOS) categories were substantially downgraded by the panel, and this was supported by the HPV positivity levels.
One gateway issue in respect to the application of such surface treatments to fresh concrete, is its unavoidably high moisture content, which is known to substantially downgrade the effectiveness of silane and siloxane hydrophobic treatments.
Assurance of coverage "substantially equivalent" to U.C. was downgraded to an "industry standard" in 2008.
Several investment companies downgraded Critical Path's stock after the earnings announcement, but not substantially.
Hudah substantially weakened as it traversed the mountainous terrain of northern Madgascar, and was downgraded to tropical depression status by the time it entered the Mozambique Channel at 1200 UTC on March 3.
Standard & Poor's downgraded the credit rating of France by a notch, to AA, because his government's economic policy "is unlikely to substantially raise" France's growth prospects.
