Sentence examples for having do with from inspiring English sources

While the two use cases are clearly related they have different characteristics, having do with what Dhillon calls 'the mass of data and the velocity of data'.

Money velocity is lower in Japan and China than here–for a lot of reasons, notably having do with the greater deployment of credit cards and teller machines in the U.S.

The textual evidence that objectors cite against PCEs occurring, having do with the assignment of meaning to the events, often seems quite consistent with the view that PCEs exist and that different traditions place different interpretations on them (see Pike, 1992, supplemental study 2).

I've done with you.

How she could have done with another.

"I've done with him.

I could have done with a spoon.

France could have done with the extras.

"Everything they've done with him has been abusive".

"What he has done with Adam Rooney has been great.

I am very glad what have done with this game.