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Some go so far as to call it a deal-breaker.

Not a deal-breaker, but it would take some getting used to.

Is it not a deal-breaker between you and the Mayor?

"The common question people ask is, will my condition be the deal-breaker?"

Each side is now portraying the other as the deal-breaker.

At the same time, she wonders, is there ever a deal-breaker for true love?

And just like any other aspect of a relationship, that's a potential deal-breaker.

The question now is whether an inability to agree on details will turn into a deal-breaker.

For some communities, the extra cost of clean energy can be a deal-breaker.

People still liked the idea of their singers being nice to look at, but it wasn't a deal-breaker.

The high sodium content may be a deal-breaker for some at 950 mg.

For many users, the next big deal-breaker is the site's selection.

And by most accounts, continuing the parade has never been a deal-breaker.

Again, such features are great if you have the budget, but the lack of them should not necessarily be a deal-breaker.

It's not a huge deal-breaker, but I did find it annoying.

But at this point it's not a deal-breaker for us."

That is pretty much a deal-breaker for any Mobile app.

No text reflow is a big deal and actually a deal-breaker for me.

I hope to see a few ounces shaved off, but it's not a deal-breaker.

"He told me he did not want that to be a deal-breaker."

And the price (about $26,000, loaded) could be a deal-breaker.

But it shouldn't be considered a deal-breaker for most of us, anyway."

But, again, the audio issues were the real deal-breaker; they just make it intolerable.

But moving from California would not be a deal-breaker."

The deal-breaker for Trinidad is the weight limit of 152 pounds.