Sentence examples for sometimes down to from inspiring English sources

I now plan my time up to two weeks ahead, sometimes down to the half hour.

Late diagnosis of breast cancer is sometimes down to women delaying going to see their doctor, sure.

The multi-billion-dollar category of supermarket own-label products is based on copying well-known brands, sometimes down to details of the packaging.

Computer scientists and policy experts say that such seemingly innocuous bits of self-revelation can increasingly be collected and reassembled by computers to help create a picture of a person's identity, sometimes down to the Social Security number.

Usually the problem is raising it enough to get a shot in the dark, but because you want long exposures, you do the opposite, setting it as low as quality allows, sometimes down to 100 ISO.

WHEN severe weather strikes these days, turn on the local television news and it seems every meteorologist can tell you exactly where it's raining or snowing the heaviest, sometimes down to the exact neighborhood and street.

From what I hear, usually they break off a piece of a domino and insert it up under the foreskin area, or sometimes down closer to the base.

The battle has sometimes boiled down to semantics.

However, it sometimes comes down to the efforts of shareholders themselves to force issues.

Finally, the current paucity of working-class characters may sometimes come down to plain old attitude.

"I sometimes go down to Richmond two to four times a week," he said.