Sentence examples for have basically come down from inspiring English sources

The differences have basically come down to jurisdictional issues, House staff members said, like whether new provisions might leave certain specific pension rules administered by both the Labor and Treasury Departments, potentially leading to conflicting rules and guidance.

In the past few months, the fight to guide this extremely tumultuous, and now heavily divided, union of television and movie actors has basically come down to two contenders - actors Esai Morales (La Bamba, Bad Boys, The Brink, Ozark) and Gabrielle Carteris (Beverly Hills 90210, King of the Hill).

" 'Back to the Future: Part II' has basically come true.

It hasn't happened". Cruz's ideas about energy policy basically come down to all fossil fuels, all the time.

I've researched this and it basically comes down to getting an unlocked iPhone from Italy or a similar territory.

The device has a few different parts, but it basically comes down to clamping a bracket inside the neck of the guitar.

The right of the human being constitutes the foundation of modern law, which basically comes down to a right to have its dignity respected [cp. 24].

Here's what we learned: It's hard to pick out the worst offender here but it basically comes down to straight fight between Fox News and CCN (NBC having ruled themselves out with a total reliance on schmaltz).

It basically comes down to whether the other team can find a superstar to replace him, because they don't have to sell".

"It basically comes down to sucking it up," she said.

(Not always. Nancy Milford's biography of Zelda Fitzgerald basically comes down on Scott's side).