Sentence examples for have everything to do from inspiring English sources

"They have everything to do with politics.

Maybe values have everything to do with it.

But they have everything to do with the wider electorate.

And Garnett, a 15-time All-Star, will have everything to do with changing that.

The differences have everything to do with the changing fortunes of the two neighbors.

In fact, those objections have everything to do with common sense in the digital age.

"Yes you do, you have everything to do with it," she protests gently.

But the salary cap will have everything to do with whether the Raiders can return.

But those judgments have everything to do with his political environment, and very little to do with the man himself.

In one sense it would seem to have everything to do with where guns are dispersed in our society.

Justice Elena Kagan, too, said the provision "seems to have everything to do with Congress's declaration of a foreign policy".