Sentences with phrase «n't come down to»

Tell them you'll walk in a heartbeat if they don't come down to appraised value.

And while a buyer is negotiating with a seller who won't come down to fair market value, the buyer could lose a great, well priced home that just hit the market.

You hope it doesn't come down to this, but it happens.

They referred me a few landscapers on the north side that won't come down to Midway area..

While the Montessori approach and the Google method don't come down to environment alone, in both cases the underlying theory suggests environment matters.

Smartphone Madness didn't come down to a buzzer beater like the shot that propelled Villanova to the men's national title earlier this week.

Therefore, Great Western Insurance Company wants to help you plan everything in advance so the responsibility, stress, and pressure doesn't come down to one of your relatives.

So it doesn't come down to what I think is ideal.

That is a huge job and it doesn't come down to one tourism department or secretariat, but also other ministries of education, labor, environment.

Doesn't it all come down to sample size?

I remember a time when you were genuinely rewarded with unlocks by being good at a game and this didn't come down to how many matches you could win each day, it came down purely to skill.

If they don't come down to an affordable amount (under 50 % of your balance in most cases should be your goal), call the entire deal off.

It would be even better to reach a point where education is no longer quite such a game of numbers, where high - stakes testing is phased out and decisions about schools don't come down to a tension - filled annual release of test score data.

She continued, «Accountability shouldn't come down to «test - and - punish,» and classroom teachers shouldn't be the only ones held to account.

«It can't come down to a couple minutes of chance interaction.

Accountability shouldn't come down to «test - and - punish,» and classroom teachers shouldn't be the only ones held to account.

I always feel like it doesn't come down to race of gender in a film.

Why don't you come down to @nashfashweek at @ozartsnashville and hang out with me at the Ready To Wear Runway?

I explained this to you before, but for me it really doesn't come down to the practical side of a watch, it's all about how it looks with the other jewelry I wear.

Losing weight doesn't come down to a calorie deficit only.

That said, we're pretty sure your feelings for someone shouldn't come down to a handsome face alone.

Ask wellness leaders, and they'll probably tell you that it doesn't come down to one big thing but a combination of tiny factors that come together to create a perfect heart - pumping, soul - satisfying hour of movement.

The grey should only be on the shoulder area it shouldn't come down to the chest Chelsea's is much smarter

Admittedly, a lot of this won't come down to choice, but who is available and whether or not their club are willing to sell them, but Simeone needs to find a goalscorer who will land 20 - 25 goals next season.

But this season didn't come down to one person for the Eagles.

«Arsene must make sure that if either of them leaves — and all the supporters hope it doesn't come down to this — it must not be for financial reasons.

It doesn't all come down to money but there is not a single player in our curent squad or youth squad that is good enough to start.

But whose to say God didn't come down to the hebrews at Sinai and and say I want you to be «Jewish» and then came down to the apostles in Jerusalem and say I want you start «Christianity» and then come down to Muhammed in Arabia and say I want you to preach Islam.

So, if there is a God, the Bible says there are two, doesn't it come down to «those who believe, and those who don't believe?»

The left - wing historian Eric Hobsbawm was asked by an interviewer whether his position doesn't come down to «saying that had the radiant tomorrow actually been created, the loss of fifteen, twenty million people might have been justified.»

But to me it all doesn't come down to whether something happened or not.

Hopefully, when another minority walks into the room and people want to talk business with them, it won't come down to their gender or race or religion.

The difference between an A team and a B team doesn't come down to the quality of the idea it's pitching; it's whether the team can carry that idea to success.

If Jesus was God, and God's character is consistent, does it not come down to either Israel's understanding of God was inaccurate, or Jesus was not God?

Matthew's genealogy exemplifies also another source of difficulty, the fact that the text of the Gospels has not come down to us entirely unaltered.

And when Jesus advised his hearers, in Luke 17:31, on their proper behavior when the end should break in («On that day, let him who is on the housetop, with his goods in the house, not come down to take them away; and likewise let him who is in the field not turn back»), both he and they appeared to understand that the advice was for them.

When yur watchin a sports game n it comes down to the end, 1 side is prayin they win the other side is prayin tthe other team loses, yet at the end of the games its like «Thank God, Praise the Lord, I couldnt have done it without GOD.»

Remembering the day and the horrific acts that affected the lives of so many should not come down to a cross or any other religious symbol, it should come down to remembering those who senselessly lost their lives; remembering those who were courageous enough to enter those fallen buildings; to remembering the loved ones left behind.

Socioeconomic stratification does not come down to «Two Americas,» the «haves» and the «have - nots.»

God is not coming down to judge the world, because if he / she / it was the first stop would be visiting the Christian groups protesting funerals and send them straight to hell.

But since God Himself could not come down to die and so enact the covenant, Moses symbolized the death of God with «the blood of calves and goats, with water, scarlet wool, and hyssop» (Hebrews 9:19).

God is God and would not come down to the level of a lowly human!

And this does not all come down to Wenger.

Seasons can not come down to a single two - legged tie each spring.

With Sunday's Premier League game against AFC Bournemouth scheduled for an earlier 12noon kick off for the BT Sport cameras, why not come down to PPG Canalside and have your breakfast at the Perrys Fanzone ahead of the game?

For me, it does not come down to the question «What do I care about more, academics or socialization?»

In most cases, people aren't coming down to a full 90 degrees of knee flexion, which is needed for getting in / out of a chair.

Whether or not Miss Travel is worth it or not comes down to what you're looking for.

And like most insurance, whether you are covered or not comes down to the event being either unforeseen or already known.

Loan officers need to understand it does not come down to just price with real estate agents.