Sentence examples for down to knowledge from inspiring English sources

But it comes down to knowledge.

China put its success down to knowledge and luck.

"It felt really unfair to them," said Jason L. Solotaroff, "but it comes down to knowledge".

It comes down to knowledge and building experience in interpreting originality reports.

On the surface, the difference between these two events boils down to money, knowledge and control.

It certainly wasn't down to her knowledge of the film.

Is it fanciful to suggest that at least part of that is down to the knowledge that if she'd let him walk away from the game he'd probably still be alive?

Matt's method for staying alive, I discovered, came down to his knowledge of the local area and the snow, combined with a caution and patience that most people would have had difficulty sustaining.

The court at Bow Street, where charges for conspiracy to murder were being heard last week against the Kray twins and others, is beginning to feel like a West End theatre that is settling down to the knowledge that it has a long run on its hands.

The American Dream boils down to self knowledge.

And yet, when it comes to art, so much still comes down to local knowledge.