Sentence examples for come down on it from inspiring English sources

How economists come down on it will have implications for at least one, important aspect of the sweatshop labor debate in business ethics.

"No large Daesh unit can move forward aggressively without worrying what will come down on it from the skies".

"I put the gloves on and Charlie told me, 'When you are putting your elbow through the jaw, you've got to come down on it'.

"I'm sure that's the way IRS would come down on it," he said.

It's a subtle difference but an important one, and where the party membership comes down on it will determine a lot about how 2019 shakes out for the Canadian left.

"The heat today and the sun coming down on it, probably triggered it," Mr. Bush said.

(For the record, I come down on the "screw it, it's not like they'll ever accept him or work with him anyway, and I really want the electoral college done away with" side, but that's just me).

"It comes down on its face to a very plain admonition: 'Do not be technical, where technicality does not really hurt the party whose rights in the trial and in its outcome the technicality affects.'..

Wherever you come down on the debate, it is long past time to have it.

If you are not afraid of spiders, try and get a closer look at it, making sure not to get near enough (or directly under it so it can come down on you) so that it can bite you.

I said, "And men would look at their wives, and wonder why they weren't as together as June, and come down on them for it".