Sentences with phrase «decision comes down to»

Steve: It is really hard to define a «bad» deal per se, as much of the investment decision comes down to the individual investor's risk tolerance and goals for an investment.

In the end, the rent vs. buy decision comes down to your preferences and plans.

For myself the decision comes down to simple math.

As in other matters, the decision comes down to whether the parents can cooperate, agree on important decisions, and what is in the best interest of the child.

When courts must decide legal or physical custody, the judge's decision comes down to what's in the best interests of the child.

Your formatting decision comes down to 3 choices: Reverse - Chronological, Functional, and Combination.

This shows that there are jobs available to people who have just graduated, so while it is likely you'll be able to find a job, your career decision comes down to your personal preference.

Despite the existence of many aspects to look at in a phone, the ultimate decision comes down to price.

It looks like the decision comes down to the choice of Camera vs Processor.

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

Once again, the decision comes down to a single election that is now just weeks away.

If the decision comes down to buying this or three new titles around the holidays, you should probably go for the extra games.

However, once again this decision comes down to budget.

Overall, we've seen that when deciding between the Expedia ® + Card from Citi and most other cards, the decision comes down to value vs simplicity.

If your decision comes down to these two cards, you'll need to consider your spending habits and loyalties.

So the decision comes down to the extra value you get for the $ 99 annual fee of the Southwest Rapid Rewards ® Premier Credit Card compared with the $ 69 you'll pay for Southwest Rapid Rewards ® Plus Credit Card.

«The decision comes down to this: What additional benefits are you going to get from a new system?»

There are so many wonderful dogs out there and with over 300 breeds recognised internationally the decision comes down to temperament more than breed in many cases.

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

Sometimes, the final decision comes down to listening to what your gut, or your heart, tells you.

That means the decision comes down to the Claymore and iShares ETFs.

There are benefits and drawbacks to both sides of the argument over whether to take a secured or unsecured loan, but the final decision comes down to answering two questions:

Generally speaking, I believe the choice is a financial wash and the decision comes down to other factors.

For those, the decision comes down to either trying to replicate the target date fund's portfolio with other funds yourself by using less expensive funds, or to suck it up and pay out.

All of this means the decision comes down to weighing the third factor in the asset allocation decision: the willingness to take risk.

This decision comes down to numbers.

Part of this decision comes down to where your money will work harder: tied up in your home, or invested in the stock market through your Roth IRA.

Primarily, the decision comes down to the design and handling of the device.

The decision comes down to many factors, the biggest of which being where you want to read your content.

According to sources, the decision comes down to consumers veering more towards trucks and utility vehicles, and declining sales.

Ultimately, the decision comes down to your risk tolerance.

Sources tell Automotive News the decision comes down to Fiat Chrysler Automobiles making a play for fleet customers by offering a lower - priced model in the form of the last - generation 1500.

Ultimately, this decision comes down to one central question: What is in the best interest of our children?

The decision comes down to several criteria including how attractive the modules would be to students, as well as how well they would fill gaps in the existing HGSE curriculum offerings.

«For me, this decision comes down to, would I rather the first exposures [in children] occur before mass exposures or not, and I would,» said Grabenstein during a conference call this afternoon prior to the vote.

The decision comes down to whether New Yorkers think the state's constitution should be amended.

Overall, once you've made the decision to purchase an exersaucer for your baby, the decision comes down to your personal feelings about what features your baby would enjoy most — or what features you feel they might not enjoy so much.

Ultimately, neither makes the process any quicker, so your decision comes down to what your child prefers and what you will both find most practical.

The real decision comes down to two things: 1) Will Álvaro Morata and Fernando Llorente play alongside one another?

If that's the decision it comes down to, the crux of the choice will center around when they think either of these options will fall off in productivity over the length of a planned contract... and whether the money on the table is worth that.

So ultimately, the decision comes down to whether the kai between theopneustos and ophelimos is explanatory or contrasting.

Rose stayed in his original tee time for what was thought to be a 5 - under score after the final decision came down to the wire Sunday.

Probably so, I remember him saying at the time that the decision came down to NJ or Minnesota, and that the Devils» offer wasn't lacking.

Zidane's decision came down to fitness and form.

The decision came down to what was nearer the hospital in case of an emergency transport.

«My decision came down to this: «Where can I make the biggest difference for hardworking people like my parents?»»

59 % of Canadians surveyed said that the decision came down to one major factor: the quality of the messages exchanged.

47 % of Kiwis surveyed said that the decision came down to one major factor: the quality of the messages exchanged.

The unlikely decision came down to the game's developers, Brian Colin and Jeff Nauman.

Guest blogger Tom Whitby examines how a school district's professional development decisions come down to cost, and then proposes maximizing the trend of DIY PD as a cost - effective answer to the problem.