Sentence examples for suggest downgrading from inspiring English sources

GRADE guidelines would also suggest downgrading recommendations based on small numbers of data [ 14] and only 33 studies contained more than 100 participants.

They also suggest downgrades may be driven by "stock underperformance rather than fundamentals". In a similar vein, Howard Klein's analysis of Las Vegas Sands on Seeking Alpha makes a cogent case for Macau's underlying strengths.

To us, this suggests downgrade potential.

The report urged the department's auditing staff to "be more proactive in pursuing errors that suggest intentional downgrading".

Performances, playing style and the quality of the talent pool as veterans aged and youngsters mostly failed to excel suggested a downgrading of expectations was merited even as Klinsmann's rhetoric remained resolutely lofty and his ambitious regime turned into an Icarus project.

The European Society for Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases strongly recommends the use of the echinocandins anidulafungin, caspofungin and micafungin for the targeted first-line treatment of invasive candidiasis and suggests a downgrading of the conventional therapies, liposomal amphotericin B and fluconazole [ 12].

The government's review of the future of the Trident submarine nuclear missile system is likely to suggest a significant downgrading of the UK's nuclear deterrent, including the possibility of locking the warheads "in a cupboard" for delayed launch only after several weeks of mounting international tension.

Headteachers said evidence suggested the downgrades had hit pupils from poor backgrounds and ethnic minorities hardest.

Analysis by the Resolution Foundation suggested the downgrade to GDP growth forecasts would result in a £1,000-a-year cutothethe average family's income, with average pay not recovering to pre-crash levels until 2023.

After an early rise, UK bond yields have sunk back to Friday's levels - suggesting the downgrade has had no short-term impact on British borrowing costs (borrowing for 10 years costs around 2.1% a year).

Moody's cut its rating on Portugal's long-term government bonds to Ba2 from Baa1 and said the outlook was negative, suggesting more downgrades might be in store.