| They're a good, all-round side and I don't see a big difference between us, so it may boil down to who is the better prepared. |
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| Economic countermeasures boil down to cutting financial support and preventing the use of these financial resources for terrorism. |
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| Ultimately, it will all boil down to how well and how frequently you play the ball with the middle of the bat. |
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| If so, the decision for Aer Lingus is likely to boil down to which offer most suits its technical requirements. |
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| As I mentioned on Amy's blog, I think the Cardinal's comments boil down to a truth told in the service of untruth. |
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| It's not beyond people to conduct elaborate online hoaxes for any number of reasons that all really boil down to a means of getting attention. |
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| But it is indeed clear that democracy does not simply boil down to elections. |
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| However, the member's remarks boil down to this: the Liberals are very hot and the others are not nice. |
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| Efforts to reduce high blood pressure boil down to increasing quality of life. |
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| Applying the precautionary approach must not boil down to seeking zero risk. |
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| I think it does boil down to whether it is presented in a dosage form or not and whether there is a health claim made or not. |
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| The lot of processes of this nature is to produce texts which necessarily boil down to the lowest common denominator. |
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| All of the government's environmental efforts appear to boil down to a Senate bill on energy efficiency products. |
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| But does the whole financial crisis really boil down to just this one cause? |
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| In summary, the arguments advanced by both Commerce and Petitioners boil down to an assertion of consistent and predictable practice. |
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| It includes isolation and possibly maltreatment of Mr Beknazarov on grounds which appear to boil down to professional misjudgment on his part or perhaps to professional misconduct seven years ago. |
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| Relationships boil down to? treating others as you want to be treated. |
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| My seder survival tactics boil down to a few basics. |
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| Even if most of the practices simply boil down to common sense or have been in place for years, consider putting them in writing and distributing them to all boat owners and keep copies available in the office. |
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| The key role of the regional authorities, though, must boil down to creating the most comfortable conditions for investing, and providing an exhaustive support to this type of activity. |
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| Obstacles hindering an optimal allocation of production factors always boil down to failure to perceive chances of creating more prosperity and employment. |
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| This would boil down to funds raised by taxation being invested as venture capital and to substantial shares in the profits then being handed over to private enterprise. |
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| All zombie movies eventually boil down to a siege situation. |
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| If that is what it is to boil down to, then it is a very good idea. |
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| His musings are lengthy but boil down to this. |
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| These monopods are a big hit at our consumer electronics shows, but as with anything else, taking selfies and using selfie-sticks boil down to common sense. |
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