come with

There is a huge difference between county and international cricket beyond the pressure and scrutiny that comes with playing at the highest level.

"Traditional gastric balloons are still being used, but they come with a caveat that eventually the weight loss can plateau, so this is a way of trying to address that fundamental limitation."

Many properties in the Randsburg area come with patented mining rights, which is key.

It's a "presidential advisory committee," which sounds very official, but isn't compensated and doesn't come with any real power.

Under the law, employers can decide against hiring an applicant only if a conviction has a direct link to the responsibilities that come with the job.