Sentence examples for when it comes to breakdowns from inspiring English sources

When it comes to breakdowns, he says nine out of 10 washing machines and three-quarters of flat-screen televisions can be restored to perfect working order.

Jones is understood to rate Clifford's qualities in the loose but, when it comes to the breakdown – assuming Steffon Armitage remains out of bounds while playing at Toulon – then the 23-year-old Kvesic heads the queue.

"When it comes to nutrient breakdown, your best option is to go with the fast casual foods, however, don't be fooled that they're necessarily better for you when it comes to calorie load," Melissa Rifkin told Reuters Health by email.

When it comes to benefits, the breakdown is as follows: (Google: 21%, Facebook: 17%) and perks (Google: 21%, Facebook: 12%).

Apparently, all the reader needs to know is that when it comes to alcoholism and family breakdown in Aboriginal communities, "it's funny and it's true".

A higher degree of crystallinity gives rise to a more stable cellulose polymer when it comes to resistance to digestion and breakdown of the polymer.

So what about the breakdown when it comes to males vs. females?

Rich growth medium with glucose has proved to be a more powerful germinant than glucose alone when it comes to acquisition of zymolyase sensitivity and trehalose breakdown [ 10, 28].

Having a doctor provide a detailed breakdown of the disease and caregiving advice throughout its progression is invaluable when it comes to giving care, and coping as a family.

It's also an example of how there isn't a clear breakdown of responsibilities when it comes to this partnership – both companies are contributing to various elements, and Oculus is doing as much on the hardware side as it is with software.

Although it's true that anyone with skin can get skin cancer, there is a breakdown by sex when it comes to cancer risk.