Sentences with phrase «all comes down»

The question really comes down to how much attention should be given to new technologies when a candidate is running for a political office as important as POTUS.

It all comes down to control.

The founders of Emerald Therapeutics, D.J. Kleinbaum and Brian Frezza, think it comes down to the difficulty of running experiments in the life sciences.

Most people seem to be stuck on what Apple's Phil Schiller said during the iPhone 7 unveiling, stating that it comes down to «courage» to move on and try something new.

The market is overpriced right now, he says, but it will come down — it always does

You stop trying to think your way to the top because you realize it all comes down to what you do.

At the same time, costs to produce drones are coming down, and the technological capabilities are getting more sophisticated, pitting Aeryon against newer, nimble rivals.

«When the bale got up over the top and tipped over and was coming down, I jumped out of the seat,» he says.

In the end, good design comes down to taste, and tastes vary.

Even as the freelance economy continues to grow, Hewlett - Packard and other large tech companies are coming down on work - from - home arrangements.

It comes down to the products being usable, friendly and having a human feel.

Curbing all kinds of gun violence and other crimes comes down to more funding for effective enforcement, says Jake Novak.

«If you find yourself coming down with mysterious, often stress - related illnesses, like stomach discomfort, insomnia, or headaches when you normally don't suffer from them, stress is probably getting to you,» Henry insists.

«Likes» from fake accounts may make your Facebook business page look popular or well - liked, but when it comes down to engaging with real people, the numbers don't add up.

Many of these economies have become more sophisticated, their debt - to - GDP ratios have come down and pro-business governments have boosted growth.

But Denise Lash, a lawyer specializing in condo law says that these types of clashes between tenants and condo boards usually come down to a lack of communication and possibly overworked, overwhelmed employees.

«He's someone who wants to be on the forefront of the headlines, but when it really comes down to it, it's like the real - life version of the «Wizard of Oz» — pay no attention to the man behind the curtain there.»

«That said, if I were an employer seeing this coming down the pipe, I would do everything I can to protect my business.

He came down the stairs with an entire roll, completely unrolled in his arms.»

In our case, the central issue came down to: «I am a person.

But in the end, it comes down to this: We have too many damn guns in the wrong damn hands.

In a nutshell, it comes down to a difference in how the rich and the less affluent invest their earnings.

It all comes down to a desire to build a reputation and a work portfolio that will help you drive toward your ultimate goals.

Other researchers say it all comes down to evolution.

It doesn't matter who was first; it always comes down to who does it best and commits the dollars and the effort to maintain and even extend their edge on an ongoing basis, because the competitive bar never stops rising.

But it came down to that idea that we're selling time.

For Julie Wainwright, founder and CEO of consignment website The RealReal, it comes down to the lack of female VCs.

Come down hard and it's natural for people to dwell on the punishment, and how unfair it seems, instead of focusing on improving whatever they did to deserve the correction or the discipline.

It's still unclear how BlackBerry will begin to make money from its popular BBM service, or if big changes are coming down the pipe for its enterprise services.

As sexual harassment revelations continue to rock Hollywood and Washington, many female entrepreneurs in the tech world say similar allegations against men in Silicon Valley are coming down the pike.

If mobile pricing doesn't come down in 2013 — and it's not expected to — mobile viewers will have to hope that the encoding efficiency of video is drastically improved so less data is used per stream.

At its core, PR comes down to building awareness and credibility.

I try to use the numbers that I have digitally as a marketing strategy and a promotional tool, so when casting comes down to me and a few other actors, hopefully if I have a big enough digital presence, I can use that to be like, «hey, look at me, I'm also a built - in marketing house.»

Your answer comes down to purpose.

The same way I love what I do for a living and give it my all every day, it comes down to you and your own energy to make magic happen.

See what changes may come down the pike.

Maybe it's a little naïve in these days of rampant narcissism, but for me, it all still comes down to one word: loyalty.

«The energy market is changing more rapidly than we could have imagined, and it's changing because the costs of competitive fuels are coming down,» says Simon Flowers, chief analyst at Wood Mackenzie, who predicts global demand for gasoline and diesel fuel will peak as early as a decade from now and «certainly» by 2030.

The essential dynamic of a quality service relationship comes down to a company's addressing these core questions.

It all comes down to separating the review from the rating.

It comes down to national psyche.

Your success will come down to the innovation, individuality and importance of the big mission that you share.

Still, no matter where you come down on these issues, only two policy paths make sense.

«Scaling comes down to showing people your heart.

It really comes down to which do we think is the strong enough technology, that we think can win.»

I think it's huge, and really again it comes down to timing.

It's a hard thing to define, he says, but it comes down to authenticity.

Living in rainforests in Central and South America, sloths spend most of their time hanging upside down in the trees, rarely coming down to the ground.

«It comes down to the very simple things of talking about what you are doing, talking about your passion, talking about your love,» Dorsey says.

Ultimately, it comes down to confidence — or the lack thereof.