Sentence examples for down to industry from inspiring English sources

Most of the time, it comes down to industry.

They don't see it as their responsibility to create engineers – that's down to industry.

In the case of The Butler, or Lee Daniels The Butlerr or Your Mum's Selma, it was reportedly down to industry politics.

Amma Asante, who directed Belle, the period drama which starred a mixed-race lead in Gugu Mbatha-Raw, believes the explanation for the Oscars whitewash could be down to industry trends.

For the first time, fans will also be able to select the first of the six finalists who will duke it out on Thursday (9pm, BBC4), meaning the decision won't now solely be down to industry chin strokers.

Ken Baker of the GMB union told BBC Wales: "In fairness to the company, this is down to (industry regulator) Ofwat, rather than what the company would have wanted to do".

He added: "It's not just down to the industry to be aware of chocolate prices.

Democrats or Republicans, it doesn't matter — they all bow down to one industry.

"It all comes down to an industry that is trying to do more for less, trying to squeeze quarts into pint pots".

Roger Ebert, the Chicago-based film critic, gave his trademark "thumbs down" to the industry these days for preferring the bottom line to location integrity.

All of it inevitably becomes more affordable as deployment spreads from the military to airports and then on down to commercial industries and buildings.