The phrase "apart when it comes" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing or a confusion of expressions. An example could be: "They seem to grow apart when it comes to their interests."
Alternatives: "differ when it comes" or "separate when it comes".
Though other outfits attempt similar work, the IFS stands apart: when it comes to economic policy, its assessments have, for many, become the closest approximation to revealed truth.
In some ways, chief executives seem to live in a world apart when it comes to pay.
But that formula tends to fall apart when it comes to the month of December and your place of work.
Still, for all its progressiveness regarding gender equity, the Olympics has, for the most part, kept men and women apart when it comes to the events themselves.
"It's a no-brainer at strategic level – it falls apart when it comes to each individual organisation or GP because it's moving a situation from what was just not tenable to one which is world class.
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In Gdansk, in the two finalists' draw in Group C, Spain had 60 per cent of the possession but they were not that far apart when it came to attempts on goal (9-6 in Spain's favour).
The tired mantra that every labor fight in professional sports is a battle between "millionaires and billionaires," and therefore should be cast aside as frivolous, fell apart when it came up against that absurd scene: a black team with a black coach playing in front of tens of thousands of fans whose ticket money would eventually find its way into the pockets of Donald Sterling.
New Zealand and Britain might be many thousands of miles apart, but when it comes to salad, the two nations remained as one well into the 1980s.
Going back to this episode in question, Earn tells Darius that his life is falling apart, particularly when it comes to the possibility of Alfred Paper Boi Mileses firing him.
So how do you attempt to put your differences aside and coparent with an ex who is worlds apart from you when it comes to parenting?
