Sentence examples for it comes to something from inspiring English sources

It seems that while still very useful exome analysis has its limitations even when it comes to something as seemingly simple as SNV detection.

That aversion can be a turnoff when it comes to something like sushi.

That's usually the protocol when it comes to something like that.

It comes to something like five per cent of domestic oil production.

It comes to something when the Metropolitan police are accused of breaking the law.

"It comes to something when constituents contact me to attempt to get them a GP appointment," she said.

When it comes to something as fundamental as body image, this tendency veers from problematic to unhealthy.

(It comes to something when you are pining for the days of Richard Illingworth and Chris Lewis).

"When it comes to something like civil unions, people are willing to turn the other shoulder," Mr. Chandler said.

The gap between knowing what's good for you and actually doing it can be huge, especially when it comes to something like getting exercise.

It comes to something when the chief secretary to the Treasury, the Cabinet member responsible for wielding the axe, says enough is enough.