Sentence examples for which he downgraded from inspiring English sources

"It's becoming increasingly difficult to defend Durata," one Wall Street analyst, Lawrence Biegelsen of Wells Fargo Securities, wrote Wednesday in a note to investors in which he downgraded St . Judestock to hold from buy.

Darling's speech, in which he downgraded his growth forecasts, raised taxes and admitted the UK economy faced its biggest slowdown since Labour came to power, was effectively blown out of the water.

In a research note last week, in which he downgraded Sun, Bear Stearns analyst Andrew Neff says, "Sun is a turnaround story, and a turnaround story requires confidence in the management".

It is hard to quibble with his logic considering that the three years in which he has downgraded the Cup are the years in which he won 8 of his 12 major titles and compiled a 225-15 overecordecorecord

But he reserves his 2008 booby prize for their public rivals, several of which he has downgraded this year.

Smetana was hurt by this remark, which he felt downgraded his opera to operetta status, and was convinced that press hostility had been generated by a former adversary, the Russian composer Mily Balakirev.

Dominion Homes, which he had placed downgrade on as early as 2004, is another good call by Puryear and his crew .They were clearly over-built, and they were clearly running out of buyers, but they kept pushing the envelope.

He downgraded the stock, which closed on Wednesday at $31.50, from a "strong buy" to a "buy" following the DEC announcement last January.

Finn said she did not believe Cameron's explanation and added: "I think he downgraded his own country, which was belittling.

In the meantime, the French finance minister, François Baroin, questioned the downgrade, which he said appeared to be based on "nonconsensual figures".

Mr. Breuer said he wished the agencies had given more warning before the downgrades, which he said had deepened the mood of uncertainty.