Sentence examples for but boiled down from inspiring English sources

The legal reasoning was complex but boiled down to this: Tough luck, Argentina.

But boiled down, the Basel III measures approved on Tuesday focus on strengthening capital, the cushion that banks must maintain against losses.

There was the Great Train Robbery of 1989, which involved 18 players but boiled down to Minnesota's sacrificing eight draft choices to the Dallas Cowboys for Herschel Walker.

But boiled down to political sound bites and served up to the voters, they blend into an indistinguishable stew of racial, religious, cultural, and nationalistic identity.

Mr. Shah said his team started out with hundreds of thousands of landmarks but boiled down the target list to about 1,000.

He explained that the criteria for eviction were various and many -- "We're not giving them housing to turn around and throw them out on the street," he said -- but boiled down to chronic relapsing, or chronic nonpayment of rent.

His musings are lengthy but boil down to this.

All of which sounds great, but boils down to doing the same three-hit combo over and over again.

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

But boiling down so much research into a readable document is taking longer than expected, said Laura Brown, a spokeswoman for the board.

The reasons vary, but boil down to Austin's relative unwillingness--thanks to NIMBYism and regulations--to build more housing.