Sentence examples similar to boiling issue from inspiring English sources

As one father proclaimed to the crowd, boiling the issue down to its essence: "You can't sell $1.4 billion worth of cupcakes".

They praised his résumé in business and his knack for boiling down issues into graspable solutions.

TONY ABBOTT, Australia's new prime minister, has a knack for boiling complex issues down to catchy little phrases.

No doubt Rake will be a valuable witness, although no one yet seems to have boiled the issue down to the cutting analysis of one top businesswoman.

It's not that there's nothing to what Granholm said about a great many Republicans deriding alternative approaches on energy and transportation, it's that it's just too simplistic to boil this issue down to partisanship.

In joint cases, United States v. Wurie and Riley v. California, the boiled down issue is whether the police may search a cell phone incident to an arrest without a warrant.

Another issue boiling is the "nullification" of the Affordable Care Act.

It's a boiling the frog issue that's built up slowly over time so we don't really notice how ridiculous it is, but today was the day I broke.

If we boil the issues down further, we risk missing the wood for the trees.

"It's hard in the media to boil these issues down to a sound bite," said Dr. John Jenkins, director of the Office of New Drugs at the Food and Drug Administration.

The blood-boiling issue in "Bleeding Kansas" is religious intolerance.