Sentences with phrase «comes down to what»

American media has been reluctant to spell out precisely why Chinese electronics makers would be a national security threat, but much of it comes down to what would happen if the New Cold War turned hot.

It really comes down to what you want your speaker to do.

It really comes down to what features you're looking for and how much you want to pay — if SMS and MMS messaging is all you're after, MySMS is probably the way to go; if you'd like to get more bang for your buck, it's definitely worth exploring Pushbullet and Airdroid.

In terms of what they're looking for, Lee says it comes down to what kind of help the founders need and «how good we feel about how well we can help them.»

Honestly it comes down to what kind of Android user you are.

It all comes down to what a client believes they are buying when they buy term life insurance.

The coverage options that a tenant has in Des Moines are vast, but it really comes down to what you are looking for as an individual when you shop around for Des Moines renters insurance.

It all comes down to what health class category you qualify for!

Ultimately, deciding whether to get a private or federal policy comes down to what you're looking to cover with your flood insurance policy.

Ultimately, what does duty to mitigate mean on renters insurance comes down to what a reasonable person would do as soon as he became aware.

Again, it all comes down to what you're trying to protect.

It really comes down to what makes you the most comfortable.

There are other carriers that beat their prices, so it will comes down to what's important to you.

It all comes down to what's most important to you and your family.

In the end, though, what gives you the most value comes down to what makes each program unique.

In the end, whether or not you buy life insurance comes down to what your financial plans are and what your family's needs are.

Whether you'll be able to find health care next year largely comes down to what, if anything, Congress does to stablize the market.

The decision comes down to what you want out of your insurance buying experience.

it comes down to what the purpose of a publisher is — it's no longer distribution.

It comes down to what clients need and want.

However, according to Paul Warnett — who has experience with international air travel personal injury cases, this case is not a medical issue — it really comes down to what the law specifies in personal injury on international flights.

Just like the issue you raise in your post, it all comes down to what we mean and what we want when we talk about open courts in the age of the internet when anything that can be seen can be copied and shared.

Comes down to what has more impact: nature vs TV and radio.

It all comes down to what our priorities and values are.

Max — at the end of the discussion, it all comes down to what you propose to do regarding what we know about the science.

In any event, though you might hear what sound like mathematical arguments occasionally from the Intelligent Design crowd, the very crux of the disagreement really comes down to what conceptually counts as an explanation in a logical way.

I suspect the issue comes down to what you call a «science» — is for example economics in some shape or form a «science»?

She has explained: «How I understand the culture ultimately comes down to what I feel through my body.»

But even within art institutions, she says, «it comes down to what individual curators are interested in.»

All these different entry points allow you enter into the work, and it really comes down to what is going on socially in the world.

It comes down to what objects you want to put in your art... I like them all: high, low, used, new, whichever works.

It all comes down to what she can find.

I can see the for and against re: fiver, but I think it just comes down to what current position you are in as an artist, in terms of people being aware of and engaging with your work, and where you feel your times is best spent.

It really comes down to what the player prefers, be it a device with a control pad or a touch screen.

It all comes down to what we think is right for the game and of course what YOU guys want to see.

And, for what it's worth, I think he may have a point, and that point comes down to what it means for Kickstarter and games in the future.

It all comes down to what is important to you, and most people want the «best» airsoft outhere.

Really, then, it comes down to what you intend on doing with the 02 + ODAC.

Ultimately, it comes down to what you're looking for in a card and how much debt you plan to roll over.

So I guess it comes down to what you want out of your surfing and where you surf.

So this comes down to what your business spends the most on.

our mission is to provide our members with the best information available when it comes down to what really counts on the track.

It all comes down to what's convenient for you.

Premium cards not for everyone Deciding whether to apply for a super premium card comes down to what perks you think you'll use, says Crosta.

It truly comes down to what you are looking for in a dog.

Making the choice between the three options really comes down to what you find to work best for your cat.

«Every decision comes down to what's best for the patient,» Dr Howell says.

All formulas seem to have similar quality ingredients and all have at least 35 % protein contents, so it really just comes down to what flavor you think your pet enjoys the most when you're deciding what to buy.

It all comes down to what your specific dollar needs are, and a customized contractually guaranteed plan can be implemented to achieve your goals.

More generally, some debt collectors are better / cheaper than others, but success comes down to what you pay for debt vs. what you ultimately extract.