Sentence examples for to downgrading from inspiring English sources
verb
To place lower in position.
- The stock was downgraded from 'buy' to 'sell'.
Dilatory rating agencies are only now getting round to downgrading the most senior CDO tranches.
And a federal energy commission sought to fine Barclays $470m for manipulating energy securities in California four years ago, which it denies.Moody's put six of Canada's biggest banks on review with an eye to downgrading their credit ratings.
Recent statements by President Obama, as well as a spate of new bipartisan marijuana bills introduced in Congress, have raised their hopes, suggesting that the feds may be open to downgrading marijuana's schedule classification in the near future.
Five limitations--related to study quality, consistency, directness, precision, and reporting bias--may lead to downgrading.
It is possible to blind assessors in studies of psychological interventions, and we considered that any lack of assessor blinding could introduce bias and contribute to downgrading our quality assessment.
The factors that led to downgrading the quality of some studies included a lack of blinding, inappropriate matching of control groups and/or lack of clarity in describing the population, intervention and/or study design.
The markets have been the most unkind, thanks largely to downgraded General Motors and Ford.
decided to downgrade the United States?
If you have to downgrade it, downgrade it".
"There was no reason to downgrade it.
analysts made to downgrade the country's credit rating.
