have more to do

Paradoxically, the less you have to do the more you may resent the work that does come your way.(自相矛盾的是，你要做的事情越少，就越是对突然落在你身上的工作不满。)

The average judge's view of invention tends to have more to do with Coleridge's theories about the imagination than with the judge's experience inside an engineering lab.(法官对于发明的普遍观点都倾向于科尔·里奇的想象力理论，而不是来自法官来自实验室的经验。)

A. they have more to do with behavior and culture than they do with competence and expertise.(相比起竞争力和专业程度来说，他们在行为和文化方面要考虑的东西更多。)

Studies suggest that this may have more to do with the intake of students than with the quality of education.(研究显示，该现象的出现的缘由并非是教会学校的教学质量更好，而是受生源质量的影响。)

Belarus's financial crisis may have more to do with it.(白俄罗斯的金融危机也有关系。)

This contrast may have more to do with rhetoric and self-image than with real life.(两个地区的反差更多的来自于言辞和对自身形象，而不是现实生活的真实问题。)

The reasons why have more to do with problems overseas than strength at home(这样做更多是由于海外生产存在的问题，而不是考虑到本国生产的优势)

You're going to have to do a lot more work on this essay before it's presentable.(你的这篇文章还得多加润饰才能交得出手。)

Fears of job losses and rising competition have more to do with China than eastern Europe.(失业的恐惧和日益激烈的竞争似乎更多来自中国，而非东欧。)

And the answer may have more to do with the how easily the audience can relate to such books than any real merit in them.(答案可能多在于读者较容易亲近这些书，而不在于其中有没有真正的优点。)