have much to do with

"But you didn't have much to do with him, did you? " went on Drouet, anxious for his own peace of mind to get some direct denial from her.

It has to be acknowledged that besides one's IQ, many other factors have much to do with one's achievements.

The investigation shows that cohesion, coherence as well as discourse structure have much to do with the quality of writing.

Maybe, maybe not. She's all tied up with her music. It doesn't have much to do with my life.

The abundance and spectacular condition of the fossils have much to do with the peculiar geography of the place.

Three thing, however, have much to do with one's health, namely, physiology, psychology and adaptability.

The data collected by the loop detector, have the characteristics of time series, and have much to do with the detector's location.

His intelligence and matters of right or wrong don't have much to do with it.

As such data have much to do with huge business interests, the public have long harboured worry.

As the Kindle and other examples show, this layer does not have much to do with the user interface or client device of old.

Many problems with the production and application of nonferrous metals have much to do with the atomicdiffusion in them.

Winds have much to do with the atmosphere.

While the problems facing France and England have much to do with player unrest, that cannot explain all their ills.

Not because of the quality of the players, but the league administrators do have much to do with this crisis.

That could not have much to do with carbon dioxide and greenhouse gases because we hadn't put very many in the atmosphere by then.

At first sight these deals might not appear to have much to do with each other.

We don't have much to do with our relatives.

Now more and more people become aware that those disasters have much to do with what we have done to the earth.

Computers have much to do with our work and they are changing our ways of like.

Nor is it clear that the social problems Mr Hacker cites, such as rising bankruptcy rates, have much to do with income instability.

But body-forces, body-health also have much to do with same, from the ganglia in the cerebrospinal nervous system;

does not have much to do with your personal history

Computers have much to do with our work