“have to do with”造句，怎麼用have to do with造句

What does a light bulb moment have to do with teamwork?

No! We did it for fear that some day your descendants might say to ours, 'What do you have to do with the LORD, the God of Israel?

How much does this downgrade have to do with Congress 'recent fight over the federal debt ceiling?

But learning is overrated as something difficult to evolve. This may have to do with our chauvinistic attachment to learning as an exclusive mark of our species.

What does this have to do with sleep?

What the heck does Rugby have to do with software development?

All these problems have to do with our policies relating to the exercise of regional national autonomy.

Some of these exercises can be done alone, but others you have to do with a partner.

So what does accessibility have to do with images?

Part of the renewed interest in denim may have to do with the economy: hard-times chic in hard times.

The finding could have to do with differences in estrogen levels, the researchers say.

Our minds are not modern, and many of our woes have to do with this mismatch between our Stone-age psychologies and the world in which we now live.