The issue is whether you have anything to suggest how to remedy the issue or whether there's anything that needs to be remedied.
"Please, please, please, if you have anything, no matter how insignificant you think it may be, call the police tip line," Graham said, as his wife stood silently at his side.
The vast majority of corporate execs won't have anything to say about how to make learning machines, but they will decide when and how to put those machines to work.
"Does that have anything to do with how a teacher teaches, or affect the students in any way?" he said.
Plus, it's not like the Miami Heat have anything to regret about how the win streak ended.
All that crap; it's not in any way going to have anything to do with how good the damn thing is.
But beyond a certain point, whether, on average, most companies are more or less profitable does not necessarily have anything to do with how well the economy is performing.
The result is that even on a budget and even in tough economic times, it's all too easy to buy too much — because "too much" for a child doesn't have anything to do with how much you spend.
"What makes outsiders think they have anything to say about how I run my company?" remarks the founder (and majority shareholder) of a specialist retail chain.Beyond tycoons' desire to maintain control, Germans remain risk-averse.
"Frugality may or may not have anything to do with how much he loves you," said BJ Gallagher, 61, an experienced online dater and author of several self-help books for women.
