Sentence examples for down to a crisis from inspiring English sources

"It boils down to a crisis of confidence.

"We've been really cautious, and the sovereign crisis is now escalating," said Philip Finch, global bank strategist for UBS.  "It boils down to a crisis of confidence.

"At the end of the day, it boils down to a crisis of confidence for women," Brouhard says.

Other countries - my own particularly - have found what ultimately boils down to a crisis of faith in ourselves difficult to believe.

But most analysts put this down to a 200 billion forint "crisis tax" Mr Orbán was levying.If the move were challenged under European law, the government would "take the necessary steps," the prime minister added.Hungary's debt problem is a disaster.

Appearing for the first time before the media since taking the role in September when Blatter was suspended, Hayatou took a page from his predecessor's playbook in improbably claiming the current crisis was down to a handful of errant individuals.

Success or failure to address our climate crisis boils down to a question of citizens' will.

What was pervasive throughout this debate has been a faulty assumption that our current education crisis boils down to a black-and-white choice between academic achievement or a holistic approach to teaching and learning.

Yet many of the wider problems of big tech which are the root cause of their brand trust crises boil down to a problematic lack of transparency.

The crisis in physics comes down to a loss of credibility in "We're almost there".

If household income, savings or outside support, are insufficient, such crises may push households down to a level from which it is difficult to recover.