boil down to

The reasons are complex, but boil down to Fannie and Freddie trying to protect their profits by imposing onerous fees and conditions.

Johnson lays out four things the company needs to do, which you could pretty much boil down to this: Figure out a way to combat Google.

It's a shame, even if it is inevitable, to have all this boil down to one final. Especially a final that was as underwhelming as that.

His management thesis seems to boil down to a plea for authenticity - which is an old idea, and a soppy one at that.

These statements boil down to one principle: safeguarding the unification of the motherland and recognizing that there is only one China.

Of course, at least in Python, the verification or enforcement of declared rules will always boil down to procedural checks.

Consensus opinion seems to boil down to "not so fast, let's put this development in context. "

Some of the complaints about skill shortages boil down to the fact that employers can't get candidates to accept jobs at the wages offered.

He wrote a lot in his letter, which can boil down to it that he felt very sorry for his absence.

Unfortunately, traits are very hard to boil down to a visual style that's consistently understood across a large audience.

What he said can boil down to the following points.

Its elements are many and do not boil down to "utility" or some cash-value equivalent.

But it will still boil down to what you can offer to the partnership.

These four tips are simple but powerful. Using the feeding analogy, the tips to break a bad habit boil down to this.

They blame all sorts of things, but what the restrictions boil down to are the outgrowth of career and personal choices of the twenties.

The findings boil down to five basic rewards of group membership: social, entertainment, informational, status, and transactional.

So in an uncertain economy, staying Agile may well boil down to reaffirming trust relationships.

All relationships, though, boil down to chemistry ultimately. They are dependent on the person, not the gender.

All the facts boil down to a clear case of fraud.

They boil down to a bedrock query: do investors have the capacity to perform the role now expected of them?

SDRs are complex but they boil down to the international creation of money.

Code on the low- and high levels continues to multitask and network because all levels boil down to the same common denominator.

So the question will always boil down to: who pays for the extra cost, and takes the initial risk?

In the end, his growth strategy will all boil down to the talent that he is able to attract.

Most bedroom problems boil down to this: Men are microwaves and women are slow cookers.

As has been repeatedly shown before with Facebook, the risks will often boil down to whether you really know who your "friends" are.

I think, learning English can boil down to three simple ingredients: persistence, proper ways and good teachers.

These essentially boil down to performance, cost, and complexity.

No matter what the problem is, the solution will always boil down to macros, pointers, structs, arrays, and functions.

In practice, it may boil down to this: Will China change?

A runoff on November 8th between Ms Johnson Sirleaf and Winston Tubman, a former UN ambassador to Somalia, could boil down to rice.

For the Chinese, the campaigns boil down to a simple loyalty oath.

In short, the themes of China's foreign policy boil down to Peace, Development and Cooperation.

Basically these boil down to the client saying, 'Joe logged in, and you should trust me because of my credentials. '

Many of the system's design constraints boil down to power.

The whole issue will probably boil down to parental responsibility.

All the reasons boil down to " Up to buy or sell. "

All the figures boil down to one thing we are not making enough profit.

We boil down to these questions to a point.

When an analyst models activities, they will boil down to human tasks or processing a system.

John 18 years to the end of the three complex boil down to a dream.

These facts boil down to very little significance.

These units boil down to number, weight, or volume.

We build prototypes for several reasons, all of which largely boil down to cost.

boil down: to condense; summarize