Sentence examples for down to problem from inspiring English sources

It may be that only when the credit correction started was the asset in question marked down to problem levels.

When people get down to problem solving, they create a more effective government and the people are better served.

By the time government came, Meacher was pushing 60 and Blair was unkind in not giving him full Cabinet rank, though once he got down to problem-solving with the help of civil servants Meacher, with his environment brief, was a competent, efficient and respected minister.

Much of Wigan's plight can be boiled down to problems in attack rather than defence.

The 950 nautical miles mission was considered a failure but this was put down to problems with the torpedoes and not the aircrew.

Well, I think it comes down to the problem of the self and the other.

After that, the surfaces of the epoxy casing are grinded down to the problem area, and polished for better visiblity.

The complexity of solving the QSS equations boils down to the problem of symbolical inversion of a matrix.

"He's not getting down to the problems underneath".

A lot of the looks were down to financial problems.

In the end it comes down to minimizing problems with planning and routine.