Sentence examples for it generally comes down from inspiring English sources

It generally comes down to those who loved the book, and those who hated it.

Arsenal It generally comes down to tweaking, rather than radical changes.

In football, it generally comes down to the manager and it's much easier to get rid of the manager than 11 players".

If you want a healthy workforce which performs well, it generally comes down to people feeling they can be open and supported," he concludes.

READERS aware of where I generally come down on political issues may be modestly surprised at what it was that, in my previous post, I said I was asking experts to vocally affirm, even though I already believed it was true.

Built to resist high wind pressure, because if sign comes down, building generally comes down too.

The argument in favour of sponsorship generally comes down to consent.

In summary, attention to climate change adaptation in Dutch municipalities generally comes down to anticipating current and projected shifts in precipitation patterns, which is now standard local water policy [16].

As one former investigator told HuffPost, the decision to uphold a claim generally comes down to a matter of "he said, she said".

If you strip away the term "bullying" or "mean girls" the actions of the abuser comes in several forms but generally comes down to degrading someone based on money, gender, class, race, ethnicity and homophobia.

When alarms go off, there generally comes down a directive from above to fill the bucket of loans that is currently lacking (or out of balance) in the bank's loan portfolio.