down to

Idioms  

More idioms and phrases containing down to

• come down to
• get down to

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Example Sentences

“Eventually it boils down to numbers,” he added.

From The Wall Street Journal

Zian Flemming had just poked the Clarets into a 78th-minute 4-3 lead, having trailed Brentford 3-0 in the first half, and looked set to become just the sixth Premier League team to have recovered from 3-0 down to win.

From BBC

Jack Whitehall sat down to interview them an hour into the show and the wheels not only fell off, they rolled out the door, careened down a hill, crashed into a taxi, burst into flames and destroyed a Waitrose.

From BBC

Most accidents that occur during climbing are down to "poor planning", says Matt Cooper, a mountain rescue team member in Wales and founder of the Mountaineering Company.

From BBC

He says it's down to funding - to get a product from animal studies to human trials and to a fully licensed medicine takes years and billions of dollars.

From BBC