Sentence examples for down to budget from inspiring English sources

Buying the Acton Blink Board (mostly) boils down to budget.

"Part of it comes down to budget and financial constraints," he added.

The predicament that it is addressing remains a messy one: from every segment of the market — from luxury down to budget travellers — we as consumers are spoiled for choice these days when it comes to thinking not just of where and how we might want to travel, but also how to find the best deals and options that match what we want to do.

Traditional broadcasting often comes down to budget, so, in order for something to have backing it needs to have a very broad audience.

What I really meant was that as the focus of European attention narrows down to budget deficits, Greece will have an extraordinary opportunity for political creativity.

And while indie films are celebrated and honored in a way that far surpasses indie books, with independent film festivals and fan bases loyal to indies, as an art form movies are measurable not just by the quality of the writing, but also the acting, set, wardrobe, and more--all of which boils down to budget.

But this is not down to budgets, rather I believe it's due to accountability.

If you're setting the best of our drama against the best American drama, then it comes down to budgets.

Unsuccessful savings efforts fundamentally boil down to budgets.

The streamlined minimalist look of modern hotel rooms has trickled down to the budget chain Motel 6 (www.motel6.com).

While riding in a limousine at episode's end, she gives Mr. Abrams the green light to try to negotiate a SoHo loft down to their budget range of $5 million to $10 million, from $13.7 million.