Sentence examples for do with preparation from inspiring English sources

It has to do with preparation, though.

How he catches a football has everything to do with preparation and running precise routes.

But there could be another phenomenon going on here, something that usually has more to do with preparation for a heavyweight boxing title than a Formula One championship: In the last three seasons — two of which Vettel won — the German driver showed just how dangerous he is when his confidence is high.

It may have nothing to do with preparations for unification.

Mr Primakov had little to do with preparations for the Japanese summit, for example.

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The majority of studies documenting their effect have been done with preparations containing easily absorbed calcium salts such as calcium chloride, providing 40 50 g of calcium per dose as a bolus, a gel, a paste or a liquid (Table 1).

What might they do with proper preparation?

I have been having a great deal to do with the preparation of the case for trial.

Michaels: "A lot of that has to do with his preparation and how the defense is positioned.

I have a lot to do with the preparation for what they're supposed to do when they're on the field.